What then? (τ ουν?). Since God did not push Israel away (verse 1), what is true?

The election (η εκλογη). …

What then? What is the proper conclusion from this argument?

Israel has not obtained. That is, the Jews as a people have n…

What is the result? Not only did Israel fail to obtain the salvation which it sought, and which the select few succeeded in obtaining, but it was c…

Here Paul sets forth in the case of Israel according to the flesh the tragic consequences of persisting in the pattern of “works.” Once again he ca…

What then? What Israel seeks, etc. As he is here engaged on a difficult subject, he asks a question, as if he was in doubt. He intended, h…

What then ?
&c.] What can be said to the point the apostle is upon? it is as clear as the sun, out of all question, …

There was a chosen remnant of believing Jews, who had righteousne and life by faith in Jesus Christ. These were kept according to the election of g…

1. After showing that the fall of the Jews is deplorable, though not entirely excusable, the Apostle now shows that it is not universal.