This position was uniformly rejected by exegetes of the Puritan school because the argument must be understood in the wider context of the whole of ch
{"Image DocumentName": "This position was uniformly rejected by exegetes of the Puritan school because the argument must be understood in the wider context of the whole of chapter 11:", "Image ImageDescription": "a. In verse 1, Paul opens the subject of the cast-off condition of Israel and the problem of how that condition is consistent with the promises and purposes of God. b. In verses 2-10, he says it is true that as a body they have fallen but there is a remnant who believes in accordance with God\u2019s sovereign determination. The grace of God has prevented the apostasy of Israel being total and universal. c. In verse 11, the remaining question of whether God is finished with the Jews collectively as a people is answered. Paul affirms He is not because the conclusion of God\u2019s design in Israel is the salvation of the Gentiles and which is to prompt Israelites to repentance and faith (\u2018provoke them to jealousy\u2019).", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}