Where does the book of Romans pick back up after Romans 11?

Les explains that Romans 9, 10, and 11 are parenthetical chapters inserted in the middle of the book. Chapter 9 deals with Israel’s past, chapter 10 with God’s present dealing with Israel, and chapter 11 with Israel’s future. After this parenthesis, the letter picks up where it left off in Romans 8, then goes into Romans 12. He illustrates this like a parenthesis in a sentence: you can set it aside and continue the main thought. Romans 8 ends with the assurance that nothing can separate us from the love of God, and Romans 12:1 begins with “therefore,” connecting back to Romans 8. So the book resumes at Romans 12:1.