We Are Not Grafted Branches
One of the most famously controversial passages in the book of Romans is Romans 11:17-24, where Paul writes an analogy of Israel's fall and what takes its place, picturing branches being broken off from and grafted into a vine. The controversy lies in who the grafted in branches are. Many people say it is the Church, but does it really fit the description of the branches in Romans 11? Find out more in this lesson! Find the outline here: https://graceambassadors.com/traditio... Grace Ambassadors Bible Fellowship - March 2nd, 2025
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