Romans 11
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Romans 11:24-27

24ForG1063 ifG1487 thouG4771 wast cutG1581 out ofG1537 the olive tree which is wildG65 byG2596 natureG5449, andG2532 wast graftedG1461 contrary toG3844 natureG5449 intoG1519 a good olive treeG2565: how muchG4214 moreG3123 shall theseG3778, which are the naturalG2596G5449 branches, be grafted intoG1461 their ownG2398 olive treeG1636?

25ForG1063 I wouldG2309 notG3756, brethrenG80, that yeG5209 should be ignorantG50 of thisG5124 mysteryG3466, lestG3363 ye should beG5600 wiseG5429 inG3844 your own conceitsG1438; thatG3754 blindnessG4457 inG575 partG3313 hath happenedG1096 to IsraelG2474, untilG891G3739 the fulnessG4138 of the GentilesG1484 shall be come inG1525.1

26AndG2532 soG3779 allG3956 IsraelG2474 shall be savedG4982: asG2531 it is writtenG1125, There shall comeG2240 out ofG1537 ZionG4622 the DelivererG4506, andG2532 shall turn awayG654 ungodlinessG763 fromG575 JacobG2384:

27ForG2532 thisG3778 is myG3844G1700 covenantG1242 to themG846, whenG3752 I shall take awayG851 theirG846 sinsG266.

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  1. 1. Romans 11:25 blindness: or, hardness ↩

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