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Ellicott's Commentary On The Whole Bible

Romans 11 - Introduction

XI.

The eleventh chapter may be divided into three sections; still dealing with the rejection of Israel, and containing (1) Romans 11:1, limitations and qualifications to this; (2) Romans 11:11, compensations; (3) Romans 11:25, consolations; the whole being closed with a doxology.

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