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Summary: Israel Is NOT the Church
Review: An easy to read and easy to understand book that explains verse by verse key passages to see the distinction between Israel and the church.
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Summary: Great Book
Review: I used to be sad, but this book made me happy.
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Summary: Israel's role in God's eternal plan explained
Review: This book is an extremely helpful guide to understanding the role Israel plays in God's plan now that the church age has come.
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Summary: A must read !
Review: This is a small, easy-to-read, much-needed book about a greatly misunderstood topic. "God's Plan for Israel" is an excellent, balanced book explaining God's mercy, grace, and faithfulness to the Jews and Gentiles. Kreloff, a saved Jew, shows how clearly the Scriptures distinguish between the church and Israel. Kreloff explains God's sovereignty in election does not negate human responsibility in salvation. Packed with much more than the study of Romans 9-11, this book combats the false doctrines claiming the church replaced Israel. Paul warns Gentiles who have come to faith not to "boast" or become "arrogant" against the olive root, which is the nation of Israel. Kreloff explains we must combat Gentile who consider themselves spiritually superior to Jews by focusing on God's grace. "God's Plan for Israel" is divided into three main sections 1. How God spared the Hebrew nation in the past 2. The reason He continues to preserve the Jewish people 3. The plan God has to restore Israel in the future. This author has great respect for "God's Plan for Israel" it appears in several of my bibliographies.
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Summary: Excellent Exegesis
Review: This is a very readable exposition of these important chapters from God's Word. Steve Kreloff writes from a classic dispensational perspective, and explains the issues in a clear, understandable manner. I highly recommend this book for every Bible student who is trying to get a good grasp on these three chapters of Romans.
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Summary: Excellent Exegesis
Review: This is a very readable exposition of these important chapters from God's Word. Steve Kreloff writes from a classic dispensational perspective, and explains the issues in a clear, understandable manner. I highly recommend this book for every Bible student who is trying to get a good grasp on these three chapters of Romans.
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