Romans 11:30
The Scripture
(30) For as ye in times past have not believed God, yet have now obtained mercy through their unbelief:
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
Paul writes to the believers in Jerusalem, reminding them that they are God’s chosen people yet also that God’s mercy extends to the Gentiles. He explains that the election of Israel is not a permanent exclusion but a temporary state that God may change, emphasizing that all are included in Christ. The chapter highlights the tension between divine election and the inclusive nature of salvation.
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Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
I Corinthians 6:9I Corinthians 6:10I Corinthians 6:11Ephesians 2:1Ephesians 2:2Ephesians 2:12Ephesians 2:13Ephesians 2:19Ephesians 2:20Ephesians 2:21Colossians 3:7Titus 3:3
Related verses (shared words)
I Peter 2:10Romans 11:31Leviticus 16:2Leviticus 16:14Hosea 2:23I Timothy 1:13