A HOPE AND A WARNING

Romans 11:11-24 Bible Study Questions

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1. Who is it that stumbled (11:11)?



2. What is the difference between stumbling and falling (11)?

3. So then, did Israel ‘fall’ (11)?



4. How is it that pagans, called Gentiles, were given the opportunity to believe (11-12)?



5.What does the last phrase in verse 12 mean? Finish this statement:

6. What did Israel’s rejection of the Messiah bring to the world (15)?


7. Paul as the apostle to the Gentiles wanted his ministry to have an impact upon his fellow
Israelites. How did he hope this might work out (13-14)?



8. What sign of hope for the Jewish nation do we have from Paul in verse 15?


9. Simply share the meaning of this truth through the two illustrations in verse 16.

10. Paul takes the later illustration of verse 16 and enlarges upon it. Write down both the
literal meaning (17) and the spiritual meaning (17-18) of this illustration.

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12. What is the warning (18)?



13. Why is it that the Gentiles (the branches) might become prideful (19-21)?


14. List two attributes of God from verse 22. ______________________ and ______________________



15. Who does God treat severely (22)?



16. Who does God treat kindly (22)?



17. Is God able to treat kindly those He has dealt severely with (23-24)?



16. List at least two changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses:

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Bonus questions on Romans 10:1-15 Does the illustration of the olive tree differentiate the church and Israel as two different peoples with whom God deals or one? Is the church here considered part of the true Israel?

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