Will God Save Israel? | Examining Romans 11:25-26

Paul says this in Romans 11:26: And in this way all Israel will be saved. What does not seem so clear is what those words mean. Supersessionists, referring to Christians who believe that the Church has replaced Israel as the people of God, claim that Romans 11:26 is consistent with their view. When Paul says that all Israel will be saved, they believe that Israel refers to the Church. Non-supersessionists, referring to Christians who do not believe the Church has replaced Israel, argue that Romans 11:26 supports that God has not rejected Israel and has a plan to save them as a nation. So, which view is correct? In this video, I will examine the different views on this verse and give my conclusion on how it should be interpreted.

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Timestamps:
0:00 The Debate About Romans 11:26
0:51 Context of Romans 9-11
2:54 What does Paul mean by "mystery"?
3:37 What does Paul mean by "in this way"?
5:16 Who does "all Israel" refer to?
9:18 Check out Awe and Reverence!

[EternalYeild]

I’m with you!! Keep up the great work!

[MrJoebrooklyn]

No one really know. The verses that you are pointing to means "this is how it will be saved " if it is saved.

[abuhasanali]

1st kazarian blood will be demolish at the jurusalem!😒

[benjaminbenjamin]

Those fake jews will be saved from themselves He will bend them to repentance

[joshuar]

This debunks pre rapture theology, because pre rapture has to do with the church being raptured up before the tribulation, so that God can work with Israel for 7 years they put this big gap between the church and Jews as if there isn’t 1 body of Christ. They also use the verse that mentions the end time of the gentiles to prove this which this video proves otherwise 👍🏻