Mayra Ros La situacin de Israel en su rechazo de cristo (Romanos 9-11) In the book of Romans chapters 9-11 we see that

Paul is trying to explain to the Jews that they are not so different from the gentiles and between them both they are all the same. Paul starts off chapter nine basically praying and saying that in his heart his desire is that God can save the Israelites because they dont have the knowledge to understand the righteousness of God. He really cares for them because Paul was one of them and of course he would love to see the saved. He starts to explain to them that they have to follow the law that God left and that they started doing whatever they felt like doing. He also starts telling them how things really are, kind of like teaching them everything all over again and letting them know how things really are and that we must believe with our hearts and with our mouth we profess our faith and we are saved. Paul also tells them that anyone that believes in him with nit is out into shame and that theres no difference between Jews and gentiles, the same lord is the same lord for anyone who called on him. We see that the Jews act like they are the ones who are right and that the gentiles dont know what they are doing but in reality Paul is so afraid that they wont be saved and wants them to understand that theres a right way to all of this and that even though they are use to a certain way of thing going and being, that God came for everybody and that there is no exception for who is saved and who isnt. He is telling them God didnt just leave the to the side and forgot about them but that he will always save a place for them but they must understand and the rules have change now that it takes so much more than just to be a Jew, that they must believe and that anybody who does believe is welcome into heaven and to be saved. I love how Paul always had a great way of explaining and preaching stuff to people. In Pauls case I feel that all of this was really hard for him to break through because he

wanted the Jews to understand but he always wasnt going to be nice about it, he was going to tell them the truth and he was going to stand his ground and speaking the truth because as much as it was going to hurt him he really wanted them know the truth because he wanted them to believe and be saved. I think it was awesome that Paul was crazy daring to share something like this because people really needed to know that true and how God did thing and loving and merciful he really was. The Israelites we people that were hard to get stuff through their heads and they owe the ones who made the rules and called deeps and whatever was first and I think that the fact that they were like that it was really hard for them to except that Paul was trying to teach and explain to them. In all of this Paul was also talking to the gentiles and letting them know that they cant act like they are better than the Jews cut it also doesnt work like that and he gives the example Branches were broken off so that I could be granted in, and that by faith that lets us in and we cant let it get to us but to stay grounded. We could get cut off if we have arrogance and how dare we question what he could do and cant do, he made the rules and he could do whatever he wants so like he said really keep ourselves grounded. All Israel will be saved but all Paul really wanted was to point out that now salvation is opened to everybody and anybody and that the rules a changed and that we have to follow what God set in the way of doing things and nor the way that the Jews thought it was. In my opinion I really enjoy how Paul wrote and was teaching this too all of us because it opens our minds is really understand it and see where it really comes from and how it really works. Paul doesnt only talk to the Jews but also to the gentiles and gives us a meaningful lesson and how things really are and reminding us who really is in charge and reminding us about the history and how all of this started from the very beginning and how tables werent change but there was all a very good point to all of this.