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This Sermon discusses how Israel's rejection of Jesus facilitated Gentile inclusion in the divine plan, emphasizing the irrevocable nature of God's calling and the rootedness of Christianity in Judaism. It anticipates a future reconciliation where Israel acknowledges their Messiah, highlighting the importance of humility and gratitude for believers towards Israel's heritage. 
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Israel blessed the world with visionaries, looking for a better tomorrow. This message emphasizes the unwavering faith and endurance of biblical figures like Abraham and Moses, who remained steadfast in pursuit of God's promises despite facing hardships. Through their examples, it underscores the importance of trusting in God's plan even when circumstances seem challenging, and highlights the ultimate reward of eternal glory for those who remain faithful. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to maintain their faith and perseverance, knowing that God's promises will be fulfilled in due time.
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We explore the profound theological concepts of God's pleasure in sacrificing his son and Jesus' satisfaction in his own suffering as depicted in Isaiah 53.  Lets think through the idea that God foresaw the ultimate outcome of Jesus' sacrifice, the salvation of humanity, and finds parallels in human willingness to undergo suffering for the benefit of others. 















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The sacrificial system in the Old Testament, particularly the rituals performed on the Day of Atonement, served as a foreshadowing of the ultimate atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We explore how the intricate rituals and symbolism of the sacrificial system pointed towards the need for substitutionary sacrifice and the removal of guilt and shame. We will look at the parallel between the sacrifices in the Old Testament and Christ's sacrifice on the cross, highlighting how Christ, as the innocent Lamb of God, bore the sins of humanity and provided cleansing and forgiveness. We also will delve into the importance of the proper attitude and response from individuals, emphasizing humility, repentance, and faith in Christ as the basis for receiving the benefits of Christ's atoning sacrifice.















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Through the lens of Israel's significance as a conduit for divine revelation, this sermon illustrates how the law, when properly understood and applied, serves as a catalyst for recognizing our need for God's grace and experiencing profound personal renewal. King David's narrative serves as a poignant example, showcasing the journey from moral transgression to repentance and restoration through the interplay of law and grace. Ultimately, the idea encapsulates the profound insight that while moral law reveals our shortcomings, it is through divine grace that we find the strength and redemption to overcome them.

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What is the significance of God's divine law, particularly on its role in justice, morality, human rights, and liberty. What impact has Israel had on society. What are some of the things God revealed to Israel that has blessed all of us over time? (05/08/2016)
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