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ROMANS 11:17 th/j r`i,zhj th/j pio,thtoj {B}
The unexpected asyndeton of the reading th/j r`i,zhj( th/j pio,thtoj
th/j evlai,aj, in spite of its rather limited attestation (a* B C Y),
appears to expl...
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Verse 17. _AND IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES_, c.] If the present nation of
the Jews, because of their unbelief, are cut off from the blessings of
the Church of God, and the high honour and dignity of bein...
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IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES - The illustration here is taken from the
practice of those who ingraft trees. The useless branches, or those
which bear poor fruit, are cut off, and a better kind inserted. “I...
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ISRAEL'S RESTORATION.
CHAPTER 11
(“The Jewish Question”, by A. C. G., gives a complete exposition
of this great chapter.)
_ 1. God Hath not Cast Away His People. (Romans 11:1 .)_
2. Israel's Apost...
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THE INGRAFTING OF THE GENTILES. From Romans 9:1 onwards, Paul has
written as a Jew to Jews; here he turns to the other half of the
Church (see Introd. § 3).
ROMANS 11:13. But to you Gentiles I say. P...
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THE CALLUS ON THE HEART (Romans 11:1-12)...
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Now I speak to you Gentiles. You well know that in so far as I am the
apostle to the Gentiles, I magnify my office, for somehow I want to
find a way to move my own flesh and blood to envy of the Genti...
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BE, &C. = were broken off. Greek. _ekklazo._ Only here and verses:
Romans 11:19; Romans 11:20.
WILD OLIVE TREE. The oleaster which bears no fruit. Greek.
_agrielaios._ Only here and Romans 11:24....
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_some of the branches_ A _tender_statement of what, alas, was so great
an amount of unbelief. See below again, Romans 11:25; "blindness IN
PART."
_be broken off_ The reference of time is specially to...
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ΕἸ ΔΈ ΤΙΝΕΣ Κ.Τ.Λ. δέ introduces the antithesis to
μὲν of 13; μὴ κατακαυχῶ τῶν κλάδων)[217]
τὴν διακονίαν μου δοξάξω. The point of the
simile is that the Gentiles owe their present inclusion in the st...
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The relative positions of Jews and Gentiles, which have just been
described in brief, are now elaborated, to show that they both Stand
or fall on the same principle, of GOD’s grace and man’s faith;
ba...
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E. Romans 9:1 to Romans 11:36. THE REJECTION OF THE GOSPEL BY ISRAEL
The theme of Romans 1:16-17 has been worked out; it has been shown
that the Gospel is a power of GOD unto salvation for them that
b...
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ΈΞΕΚΛΆΣΘΗΣΑΝ _aor. ind. pass. от_ ΈΚΚΛΆΩ (G1575)
ломать. Ind. с ΕΊ (G1487) в _conj._
1 типа, предполагающем реальность
уеловия; _pass._ может быть богосл.
ΆΓΡΙΈΛΑΙΟΣ (G65) дикорастущая маслина
(DPL,...
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DISCOURSE: 1896
NEGLECT OF THE JEWS REPROVED
Romans 11:17. If some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a
wild olive tree, wert graffed in among them, and with them partakest
of the root and...
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THOU, BEING A WILD OLIVE-TREE, &C.— This is another way of
expressing the justification and election of us Gentiles; and it is
also an incontestable proof, that we Gentile Christians are taken into
th...
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_TEXT_
Romans 11:11-24. I say then, Did they stumble that they might fall?
God forbid: but by their fall salvation is come unto the Gentiles, to
provoke them to jealousy. Romans 11:12 Now if their fal...
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And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild
olive tree, wert graffed in among them, and with them partakest of the
root and fatness of the olive tree;
AND IF - rather, 'But i...
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Justification-National
18 The proclamation of the gospel of the kingdom, beginning in
Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, spread to the limits of the
land (Act_1:8), and reached beyond it to...
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The Church of God, both before and after Christ, regarded by St. Paul
as one and the same, is here likened to an olive tree: cp. Jeremiah
11:16; Hosea 14:6. GRAFFED IN] The usual practice would be to...
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ST. Paul now addresses the Gentiles. They should hope for the
restoration of Israel, because of the blessing it will bring the
world, and because Israel still bears God's name (Romans 11:13). They
sho...
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ISRAEL'S REJECTION NOT FINAL. A WARNING TO THE GENTILES
In this chapter St. Paul brings to an end his great exposition of
God's dealings with the Jews. He has shown in Romans 9 that God is
free to cho...
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PAUL’S LETTER TO THE *ROMANS
ROMANS
_HILDA BRIGHT AND KEITH SIMONS_
CHAPTER 11
GOD’S PLAN FOR *ISRAEL’S FUTURE 11:1-32
THE RESULTS OF THE *JEWS’ FAILURE TO OBEY GOD 11:1-12
V1 So, I tell you th...
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(17-24) The admission of the Gentile to the privileges of the Jew is
no ground for boasting on his part. It is merely an _admission._ The
Gentile is, as it were, a branch grafted into a stem that was...
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AND. — Rather, _but._
AMONG THEM — _i.e.,_ among the branches of the olive-tree generally,
both those which are broken off and those which are suffered to
remain. This seems on the whole the more pro...
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(11-24) In this section the Apostle goes on to consider further the
bearings of the rejection, and here, first (Romans 11:11), he
considers the more hopeful side of it as regards the Jews themselves;...
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CHAPTER 23
ISRAEL'S FALL OVERRULED, FOR THE WORLD'S BLESSING, AND FOR ISRAEL'S
MERCY
Romans 11:11
THE Apostle has been led a few steps backwards in the last previous
verses. His face has been turned...
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A Gentile Christian might feel that the very fact that Jews were
rejected and Gentiles accepted qualified the assurance with which Paul
had just spoken of the future of Israel. It is the disposition t...
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In these verses, which in a sense are a long parenthesis, Paul
anticipates an objection which Gentile readers might take to his use
of the last figure, the root and the branches; and he draws from it...
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OTHERS GRAFTED IN BY FAITH
Romans 11:13
Paul never abandoned the hope that ultimately Israel would come back
to God in Christ. He believed that God's promises pointed in that
direction, and that, tho...
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This discussion now gives rise to a new question, "Did God cast off
His people?" They were created a nation in order that through them all
the nations should be blessed. Failing to realize the divine...
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(10) And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild
olive tree, wert graffed in (q) among them, and with them (r)
partakest of the root and fatness of the olive tree;
(10) There is...
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“ _Now, if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a
wild olive tree, wert grafted in their place, and with them partakest
of the root and fatness of the olive tree, boast not against the...
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The apostle proves in this passage the perfect congruity, from the
viewpoint of Israelitish antecedents, of the event which he has just
announced as the consummation of Israel's history. Their future...
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God has not then, absolutely speaking, rejected His people; but it is
perfectly true that He has hardened and rejected a portion of them.
Yet there are two restrictions to be noted here: This chastise...
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I say then, Have they stumbled that they should fall? God forbid: but
rather through their fall salvation is come unto the Gentiles, for to
provoke them to jealousy. (12) Now if the fall of them be th...
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The circumstances under which the epistle to the Romans was written
gave occasion to the most thorough and comprehensive unfolding, not of
the church, but of Christianity. No apostle had ever yet visi...
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17._And if some of the branches, etc. _He now refers to the present
dignity of the Gentiles, which is no other than to be of the branches;
which, being taken from another, are set in some noble tree:...
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Hereupon the question is immediately raised, has God then rejected His
people? To this Chapter 11 is the answer. The apostle gives three
proofs that it is by no means the case. Firstly, he is himself...
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AND IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES BE BROKEN,.... This is to be understood,
not of the exclusion of the Jews from their national church; for the
persons designed by the "branches", were the principal members...
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And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild
olive tree, wert graffed in among them, and with them partakest of the
root and fatness of the olive tree;
Ver. 17. _Were grafted in_...
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And their conversion will surely be effected, _For if the first-
fruit_ of them, the patriarchs, _be holy_ He alludes to the waved
sheaf, which was said to be _holy_, because it was accepted of God, i...
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SOME OF THE BRANCHES; the Jews, the natural descendants of Abraham,
called on this account, verse Romans 11:21, natural branches.
A WILD OLIVE - TREE; one that is uncultivated and bears no valuable
f...
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AND IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES BE BROKEN OFF, AND THOU, BEING A WILD
OLIVE-TREE, WERT GRAFTED IN AMONG THEM, AND WITH THEM PARTAKES OF THE
ROOT AND FATNESS OF THE OLIVE-TREE,...
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A warning to the Gentile Christians:...
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ISRAEL YET TO BE RESTORED
We have seen in Romans 9:1 that there is an election according to the
grace of God in Israel: in Romans 10:1 this is shown to be on the
basis of faith in contrast to law: now...
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I am talking to Gentiles - because I am the apostle to the Gentiles. I
am filling my appointed office.
14 If I can provoke some Jews into returning to God and being saved
(they are my kinsmen in the...
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AMONG THEM:
Or, for them...
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BUT IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES WERE BROKEN OFF, AND THOU, BEING. WILD
OLIVE, WAST GRAFTED IN AMONG THEM, AND DIDST BECOME PARTAKER WITH THEM
OF THE ROOT OF THE FATNESS OF THE OLIVE TREE; "SOME OF THE BRA...
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11-21 The gospel is the greatest riches of every place where it is.
As therefore the righteous rejection of the unbelieving Jews, was the
occasion of so large a multitude of the Gentiles being reconc...
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In this, and some following verses, the apostle digresses a little,
and takes occasion to prevent the insulting of the Gentiles over the
Jews; as also to persuade them to take warning by their example...
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But if some of the branches were broken off, and thou [O Gentile
believer], _being a wild olive, wast grafted in among them, and didst
become partaker with them of the root of the fatness of the olive...
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Irenaeus Against Heresies Book V "But thou, being a wild olive-tree,"
he says, "hast been grafted into the good olive-tree, and been made a
partaker of the fatness of the olive-tree.[64]
Five Books i...
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Romans 11:17 And G1161 some G1536 branches G2798 off G1575 (G5681) and
G1161 you G4771 being G5607 ...
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GOD'S PURPOSE WITH REGARD BOTH TO THE JEWS AND THE GENTILES (11:1-36).
Paul now carries forward the doctrine of the Israel within Israel, and
evidences it again from Scripture, making clear that those...
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GOD HAS ESTABLISHED A TRUE ISRAEL BASED ON THE REMNANT WHO HAVE
RESPONDED TO THE MESSIAH, WITH THE FALSE ISRAEL BEING AT LEAST
TEMPORARILY CAST OFF, TO BE RESTORED IF THEY TURN TO THE MESSIAH AND
REJO...
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THE ILLUSTRATION OF THE OLIVE TREE (11:13-24).
‘The Olive Tree' is the name of Israel specifically given to it by
God. In Jeremiah we are told “YHWH called your name ‘a green olive
tree', fair, with g...
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‘But if some of the branches were broken off, and you, being a wild
olive, were grafted in among them, and became partaker with them of
the root of the fatness of the olive tree,'
It is in this verse...
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2. _The Rejection of Israel is not Final._
In this section is presented the prospective solution of the great
historical problem, discussed in this part of the Epistle. Here Paul
becomes a prophet; r...
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Romans 11:17. BUT IF SOME OF THE BRANCHES WERE BROKEN OFF. This was
the fact, and the Gentiles are warned against a wrong inference from
it. ‘Some' does not of itself indicate whether there were many...
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BRANCHES
(κλαδων). From κλαω, to break.WERE BROKEN OFF
(εξεκλασθησαν). First aorist passive indicative of
εκκλαω. Play on the word κλαδος (branch) and εκκλαω,
to break off. Condition of first cla...
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CONTENTS: A spiritual Israel finding salvation. National Israel
blinded. Warning to Gentiles. Israel yet to be saved nationally.
CHARACTERS: God, Jesus, Paul, Elijah, David, Abraham.
CONCLUSION: The...
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Romans 11:1. _Hath God cast away his people?_ The jews would say, what
else can we infer? If the gentiles are now become the Israel of God,
and if we are rejected for not embracing what Paul calls the...
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SOME OF THE BRANCHES. In the next seven verses, Paul answers an
objection which a Gentile Christian might have to his use of the "root
and branches" symbolism. The olive tree, of which Abraham is the...
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_I say then, Have they stumbled that they should fall?_
THE REJECTION OF ISRAEL
I. How occasioned.
1. They stumbled at Christ.
2. Were rejected because of their unbelief.
II. How overruled.
1. F...
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_And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild
olive-tree, wert grafted in._
THE OLIVE-TREE
I. Why it is a symbol.
1. Of God’s faithful witnesses (Zechariah 4:5; Revelation 11:3...
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_CRITICAL NOTES_
Romans 11:15.—The apostle awaits a boundless effect of blessing on
the world from the future conversion of the Jews, which will be as
life from the dead.
Romans 11:16.—FIRSTFRUIT de...
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EXPOSITION
ROMANS 11:1
(4) _The_ _Jews are not finally rejected, but, through the calling of
the Gentiles, will be brought into the Church at last. _St. Paul,
painfully recognizing the fact of the pr...
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to Romans, chapter 11.
In Chapter s 9-11 Paul is dealing with a couple of subjects; one the
sovereignty of God, but it is the sovereignty of God in setting aside
the nation...
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Acts 2:39; Colossians 2:13; Deuteronomy 8:8; Ephesians 2:11; Eph
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Branches were broken off [κ λ α δ ω ν ε ξ ε κ λ α σ θ η
σ α ν]. See on Matthew 24:32; Mark 11:8. The derivation of kladwn
branches, from klaw to break, is exhibited in the word - play between
the noun...
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MISSIONS IN THE EPISTLES
Romans 10:11; _Romans 11:15_
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
This study as a whole will give some idea of the missionary vision as
set forth in Paul's Epistles.
1. THE SCOPE OF MISSIONA...
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Thou — O gentile. Being a wild olive tree — Had the graft been
nobler than the stock, yet its dependance on it for life and
nourishment would leave it no room to boast against it. How much less,
when,...
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The design and scope of our apostle in these words, is to exhort the
believing Gentiles not to despise and reproach the rejected and
unbelieving Jews; and he draws an argument from the condition of th...