And as Esaias said before - What God designs to do with the Jews at present, because of their obstinacy and rebellion, is similar to what he has done before, to which the same prophet refers, Isaiah 1:9 : Except the Lord of hosts had left unto us a very small remnant, we should have been as Sodom, and we should have been like unto Gomorrha: i.e. had not God, who commands and overrules all the powers in heaven and earth, in mercy preserved a very small remnant, to keep up the name and being of the nation, it had been quite cut off and extinct, as Sodom and Gomorrha were. Thus we learn that it is no new thing with God to abandon the greatest part of the Jewish nation, when corrupt, and to confine his favor and blessing to a righteous, believing few.
Instead of remnant, שריד sarid, both the Septuagint and the apostle have σπερμα, a seed, intimating that there were left just enough of the righteous to be a seed for a future harvest of true believers. So the godly were not destroyed from the land; some remained, and the harvest was in the days of the apostles.
What shall we say then? That the Gentiles, which followed not after righteousness, have attained to righteousness, even the righteousness which is of faith.
What shall we say then? - What is the final conclusion to be drawn from all these prophecies, facts, and reasonings? This: That the Gentiles which followed not after righteousness, etc. This, with the succeeding verses, together with what belongs to the same subject in the beginning of the following chapter, I have explained at large in the notes on Roainphe ln, ehervant of the churhe inphe ln, t Cencg ca:the same subject inleh"ame subject inleh"aNeref haveth known the ned a Chrtm"hall al arve tombly, Paulehends d ay pef=er t salutch fos. Thln,wal the .htm"inphe om/htm">d. Wweree how touchethd thln, tort dwgs? uporvell the detai? of hervhe "inphe attachedthlm to thos "ino had">Rn reedtit. H "ino by grae "had"storchedtim/niell the cen se? of God,"ino had"bharvedmit">d to ree th t inphe cenld not"bh d de known to d a, tr, aell c">Rmombreedtell th t thes "hssibelChrtm"hall thes "n to">d wohub had"done forthlm est fortthe Lnd . Thln,ln,l/9-;tit,ln,the cal lehof of the powef of the Spirit of God;tit,ln,the bost of ely ity.W "havetelso, tr, a leecious est most peffb.c rule fort-17.walk,the ply, to bh simple ce corneth thl, est wis "om/nith t inphe ln,goo . Chrtm"halitytelone cenld havetgivub suhe a rule; fortit,lehviden, ewalkith t ln,po refvply,goo , est wis/a> to walkiintit. AslChrtm"hall wh d y bh simple ce corneth thl. Wh t a"n lfvp17 hlmse?f /nithhtm"of thl, intnd re not"to bh wedrrefed by it. Buhe oon ther, shenld bh wedire"n lfvp17W "ree elso,th t the apo h.< did not"w itethln,let">rs hlmse?f, buheemployedte behuhre to dotit. H re"it,wal one he pd Tertius (wing chapter, I have22explained at lar22e in). Deeply,ce cornedtet the cendrefer,of the Gala"hall, he wehub hlmse?f /he .et">rveddress>d to /hem; buhe/he salutch fotet the est of thln, al of ouhre epi h.What shall war2ge in;n the righ/2_thesselonich i3-17explai2 Thesselonich 3:17e in, intinphe the f; snedtepi h.d to int the righ/2_thesselonich i2explai2 Thesselonich 2e in gavetoccas fotto rtche thln,lehofoainphe he always gave,,th t rn epi h.rs fra> the Lnd by hln,meall, evub as hln,words had"elso,bharv(wing chaptusthesselonich i2-13explaiivThesselonich 2:13e in, est wing chaptusness which is4-37explaiiv>What shall w4:37e in).W "havetyet"to obherve, with regard to /he /hree Vef="stet the est of the epi h.< (wing chapter, I have25explained at lar25-27e in), th t they are, al it,were, detachedtfra> ell the eeht, introduis: ,,ln the form,of edoxology, the suggehtfer,of a tru. it. Now the apo h.< lnforms us dtm"hnctly, th t the mym">RpRp,wal now eevcaledt st cemmunhich>d to /he Gwedi.d to /he Gwedi.H "ino has un rertoo /he eoctrine of thln,epi h.<,,est of the w itethl of Pauleln genercl, will nd bilytrefrehest /he s snifhe7the sa
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