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  • 7 - The Mystery of Israel’s Salvation

  • Jason A. Staples, North Carolina State University
  • Book:
    Paul and the Resurrection of Israel
    Published online:
    02 November 2023
    Print publication:
    23 November 2023, pp 271-322

  • Summary

    Focusing on Romans 11, this chapter argues that Paul here concludes his larger argument by making the case that gentile incorporation does not suggest that God has abandoned his people Israel but rather is the very means by which God is saving not only one subset of Israel (that is, the Jews) but all Israel (Judah and Israel), with transformed gentiles effectively becoming resurrected Israelites. In the process, the chapter addresses Paul’s arguments about the remnant and the olive tree and observes that Paul concludes his argument by highlighting God’s removal of “impiety” from “Jacob,” tying this passage to the very beginning of the argument in Romans 1.