Lorenzo Palon

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  • Chosen for the World, Not Against It

    Many assume Israel’s chosenness means exclusivity or divine favoritism. But Scripture paints a different picture: Israel is chosen for the nations, not against them. When we recover Israel’s true vocation — fulfilled in the Messiah — we begin to see how the covenant always pointed toward a reconciled, Spirit-shaped family embracing all peoples.

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  • “FROM THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD”

    Many quote “the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world,” but Revelation 17:8 clarifies John’s point: the time phrase belongs to the writing of names in the Lamb’s book of life, not the slaying. The cross happened in history; God’s plan for a people is primordial—and that certainty fuels courage, purity, and witness when…

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  • Grafted by Grace: The Unfolding Mercy of God

    Romans 11 reveals a God who keeps His promises — even when His people fall short. Paul wrestles with Israel’s rejection, Gentile inclusion, and the mystery of divine mercy. This chapter isn’t just theology; it’s the unfolding of God’s faithfulness across history. In the face of failure, grace moves forward. And in the end, the…

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  • God’s Sovereign Choice and Faithfulness

    Romans 9 explores the mystery of God’s sovereign mercy, revealing that His covenant purposes move forward not through human effort or lineage, but through grace and faith. Paul wrestles with Israel’s unbelief, highlights Christ as the cornerstone, and calls readers to trust in God’s faithfulness, even when His ways challenge our expectations.

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