“The Apostles Were Gathering Israel — Not Gentiles”

Описание: In this episode, we uncover the true meaning of Paul’s letter to the Romans — one of the most misunderstood books in the entire Bible. Romans is not a universal doctrine for a new religion. It is a covenant letter written to Israelites living in Rome, descendants of the scattered tribes who had lost their identity and were living as “Greeks” within the Roman Empire.

Romans reveals:

That the believers in Rome were Israelites called to be saints (Romans 1:7)

That only Israel was under the Law and judged by the Law (Romans 2:12)

That the promises, covenants, and adoption belong only to Israel (Romans 9:4)

That Paul’s heart and prayer were for Israel’s salvation, not the world (Romans 10:1)

That God has NOT cast away His people (Romans 11:1–2)

That the wild branches grafted back in are scattered Israelites, not Gentiles

That “all Israel shall be saved” through the restoration promised in the prophets (Romans 11:26)

Paul never teaches replacement theology, universal Christianity, or Gentile-centered doctrine.
Romans is about:

Israel’s sin

Israel’s repentance

Israel’s restoration

Israel’s future glory

The Book of Romans, read in its original context, is the apostle Paul calling scattered Israelites back to their covenant identity.

If you desire historically accurate, Scripture-based teaching free from Western distortion, this breakdown will change how you see Paul forever.

📌 Topics Covered

Who the Romans really were

Covenant identity in the New Testament

Paul’s mission to scattered Israel

Misinterpreted verses clarified

Romans 9–11 explained Israelite-only

Grafting, adoption, faith, and restoration