What will happen when God shuts the door on the Gentile world?
When God shuts the door on the Gentile world, He will break them off from their grafted position. Israel will be brought back in, grafted in again, as Paul says in Romans 11. Gentiles will find themselves again where they were before—without a Messiah and outside the covenant promises.
Les explains that for the last 1900 and some years, Gentiles have been resting and feeding on the fatness of the root of Abraham while Israel has been out in dispersion. But the day is coming, and he thinks it's getting close, where God is once again going to shut the door on the Gentile world. He'll break them off from that grafted position, and Israel will be brought back in, grafted in again as Paul says in Romans chapter 11. The Gentiles will find themselves again where they were before, without a Messiah and outside the covenant promises.
What will God do after He finishes calling out Gentiles?
After completing the calling out of Gentiles, God will turn back to His covenant people, Israel. This is the sequence Paul sets forth in Romans 11. The Gentiles called out become children of the living God, but God's future dealing will again focus on Israel.
What will God do to the Gentiles who have been grafted in?
God will one day shut the door on the Gentile world, break the Gentiles off from their grafted position, graft Israel back in, and the Gentiles will find themselves again without a Messiah and outside the covenant promises, as Paul says in Romans 11.
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Why is the Gentile day of gospel blessing coming to a close?
Gentiles have enjoyed the blessing of having the gospel and the opportunity for salvation, but their day is coming to a close because they too have been walking it underfoot; God's grace and patience will soon run out, and He will go back and pick up where He left off with Israel.