Romans 11
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Romans 11:23-29

23And they also, if they continueG1961 not in their unbeliefG570, shall beG1510 graftedG1461 in: for GodG2316 isG1510 ableG1415 to graft them in againG3825. 24For if thou wast cutG1581 out of that which is by natureG5449 a wildG65 oliveG1636 treeG1636, and wast graftedG1461 contraryG3844 to natureG5449 into a good oliveG1636 treeG1636; howG4214 muchG4214 moreG3123 shall these, which are the natural branches, be graftedG1461 into their ownG2398 oliveG1636 treeG1636?

25For I would not, brethren, have you ignorantG50 of this mysteryG3466, lestG3361 ye beG1510 wiseG5429 in your ownG1438 conceits, that a hardening in partG3313 hath befallen IsraelG2474, until the fulness of the GentilesG1484 beG1510 comeG1096 in; 26and so all IsraelG2474 shall be savedG4982: evenG2532 as it is writtenG1125,

There shall comeG2240 out of ZionG4622 the Deliverer;He shall turnG654 awayG654 ungodlinessG763 from JacobG2384:27And this is my covenantG1242 unto them,WhenG3752 I shall takeG851 awayG851 their sinsG266.

28As touching the gospelG2098, they are enemiesG2190 for your sakeG1223: but as touching the electionG1589, they are belovedG27 for the fathers’ sakeG1223. 29For the giftsG5486 and the callingG2821 of GodG2316 are not repented of.

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