Day Five Romans 11
Pray: Invite God into your time and ask Him to speak to you, then read the passage using this link or your personal Bible.
Discover: Use the Discover section of your Recalibrate journal to write down your answers to the following observation and interpretation questions.
1. What examples does Paul use to show that God has not totally rejected His people (verses 1-7)?
2. How do you see God’s plan of salvation playing out for both the Jews and Gentiles in verses 11-32?
3. What does Paul praise God for in verses 33-36? Why is this a fitting conclusion to chapters 9-11?
Respond: Use the Respond section of your journal to answer the following application prompts.
1. What does this passage teach me about God?
2. How does this aspect of His character change my view of self and others?
3. What should I do in response and when?
For Further Learning: Beware the Complacency of “Once Saved, Always Saved”
For Families with Kids at Home:
In the Old Testament, God called the Israelites “His people” and used Israel in various ways to demonstrate His love and mercy, and to make a way for Jesus to come into the world. Even for those of us who are not Jewish, we’ve received the gift of Jesus because of God’s faithfulness to Israelites. So, God used Israel to save the whole world! Take time this week to pray with your kids and thank God for His faithfulness from the Old Testament to today!
*If you don't have a Recalibrate journal, you can use any journal available to you to write down your responses.
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