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P184_072825 Rom. 11:11 Is There A Contradiction In The Bible About Israel?
P184_072825 Rom. 11:11 Is There A Contradiction In The Bible About Israel?
P184_072825 Rom. 11:11 Is There A Contradiction In The Bible About Israel?
Monday 28th July 2025
Explore biblical contradictions and their impact on faith with Colin Cook in this engaging episode of 'How it Happens'.
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Episode Overview
- Israel's apparent rejection in the Old Testament is contrasted by New Testament teachings.
- Paul suggests Israel's stumbling is part of a divine plan for salvation.
- The episode explores the relationship between Old and New Testament narratives.
- Colin Cook discusses how biblical contradictions relate to modern faith.
- Listeners are invited to reflect on their own spiritual journeys.
"Through their fall, salvation has come to the Gentiles."
Colin Cook takes listeners on a theological journey through biblical contradictions in this episode of 'How it Happens'. The discussion kicks off with a dive into the Old Testament, where texts suggest Israel was rejected by God, only to be countered by Paul's New Testament assertions that seem to say the opposite. Colin highlights how the apparent rejection of Israel might actually be a stepping stone for salvation, not just for Israel but for the whole world.
He argues that Israel's stumbling doesn't equate to a permanent fall, and instead, it's part of a divine plan leading to jealousy and eventual redemption. With references to 2 Kings and Romans, Colin delves into the intricate tapestry of faith and history, weaving together Old Testament prophecy with New Testament grace. He explores how these biblical narratives relate to modern-day faith, urging us to reflect on our own spiritual journeys.
Colin's insights challenge the notion of final rejection and instead propose a narrative of hope and salvation that extends beyond Israel to encompass all humanity. So, if you're curious about how ancient texts can illuminate contemporary faith issues or are simply intrigued by the dynamic relationship between the Old and New Testaments, this episode promises a thought-provoking listen.