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       Greek In Romans 11: 26
       By: bernardpyron Date: February 13, 2020, 4:03 pm
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       On the Greek Word Houtós In Romans 11: 26
       In Romans Chapter 11, the Greek words at the beginning of Romans
       11: 26, και ουτως
       πας ισραηλ
       σωθησεταικ&#94
       5;ι
       can be looked at carefully. The King James translation says "And
       so all Israel shall be saved"...." But what does
       ουτως mean? See:
  HTML https://biblehub.com/greek/3779.htm
       "3779. houtó and houtós,
       Definition: in this way, thus, so, in this manner, like this . .
       .; in this manner, in this way (fashion), in accordance with
       this description (i.e. corresponding to what follows); in
       keeping with; along this line, in the manner spoken."..
       In the beginning of Romans 11: 26 Paul is referring back to
       something he wrote previous to Romans 11: 26. Here are the
       points Paul made in Romans 11, prior to verse 26::
       1-5. The Remnant of Israel (Old Covenant Israel) becomes the
       beginning of the "Good Olive Tree" "according to the election of
       grace"..
       7-10. Israel has not obtained that which he seeketh for, but the
       election hath obtained it...bur rather through their fall
       salvation is come upon the Gentiles, ,
       15-24, , some of the branches are broken off, but thou, the
       Gentiles, are grafted into the Good Olive Tree, implying that
       unbelieving Israel is broken off and believing Gentiles are
       grafted in...
       .25 Blindness has happened to a part of Israel....
       These four points that Paul makes in Romans 11 before verse 26
       are at least a part of what he is referring back to in the
       beginning of Romans 11: 26, using the word houtós, in this way.
       But even without the word houtós at the start of Romans 11: 26
       common logic would require that what Paul says in Romans 11
       before Romans 11: 26 has to be used in interpreting the meaning
       of Romans 11: 26. Paul also makes statements in Romans 9 and 10
       which are relevant to the meaning of Romans 11: 26, especially
       verses 6-8 of Romans 9, and verse 12 in Romans 10.
       However, the New International Version translated these first
       words in Romans 11: 26 as "and in this way all Israel will be
       saved. "  The Holman Christian Standard Bible also says for
       Romans 11: 26 " And in this way all Israel will be saved,"   The
       ESV or English Standard Version says "And in this way all Israel
       will be saved,"
       I suspect that the old English translations, the Tyndale
       Translation, the Geneva Bible, like the King James Version, do
       not have "And in this way" at the beginning of Romans 11: 26.
       The Tyndale New Testament says for Romans 11: 26, "and so all
       Israel shal be saved. "
       The Geneva Bible for Romans 11: 26 has "And so all Israel shall
       be saved"
       And the King James Version has the identical same translation of
       the first words of Romans 11: 26 as do the Tyndale and Geneva
       Bibles, which came before it, "And so all Israel shall be
       saved."
       But this does not necessarily mean that the King James Version
       is not just as accurate and is sometimes more accurate in its
       translation of the Greek Textus Receptus  texts compared to the
       three modern translations cited above, which have ""And in this
       way" at the start of Romans 11: 26
       
       #Post#: 10247--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On the Greek Word Houtós In Romans 11: 26
       By: guest8 Date: February 13, 2020, 4:58 pm
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       [quote author=bernardpyron link=topic=771.msg10246#msg10246
       date=1581631403]
       On the Greek Word Houtós In Romans 11: 26
       In Romans Chapter 11, the Greek words at the beginning of Romans
       11: 26, και ουτως
       πας ισραηλ
       σωθησεταικ&#94
       5;ι
       can be looked at carefully. The King James translation says "And
       so all Israel shall be saved"...." But what does
       ουτως mean? See:
  HTML https://biblehub.com/greek/3779.htm
       "3779. houtó and houtós,
       Definition: in this way, thus, so, in this manner, like this . .
       .; in this manner, in this way (fashion), in accordance with
       this description (i.e. corresponding to what follows); in
       keeping with; along this line, in the manner spoken."..
       In the beginning of Romans 11: 26 Paul is referring back to
       something he wrote previous to Romans 11: 26. Here are the
       points Paul made in Romans 11, prior to verse 26::
       1-5. The Remnant of Israel (Old Covenant Israel) becomes the
       beginning of the "Good Olive Tree" "according to the election of
       grace"..
       7-10. Israel has not obtained that which he seeketh for, but the
       election hath obtained it...bur rather through their fall
       salvation is come upon the Gentiles, ,
       15-24, , some of the branches are broken off, but thou, the
       Gentiles, are grafted into the Good Olive Tree, implying that
       unbelieving Israel is broken off and believing Gentiles are
       grafted in...
       .25 Blindness has happened to a part of Israel....
       These four points that Paul makes in Romans 11 before verse 26
       are at least a part of what he is referring back to in the
       beginning of Romans 11: 26, using the word houtós, in this way.
       But even without the word houtós at the start of Romans 11: 26
       common logic would require that what Paul says in Romans 11
       before Romans 11: 26 has to be used in interpreting the meaning
       of Romans 11: 26. Paul also makes statements in Romans 9 and 10
       which are relevant to the meaning of Romans 11: 26, especially
       verses 6-8 of Romans 9, and verse 12 in Romans 10.
       However, the New International Version translated these first
       words in Romans 11: 26 as "and in this way all Israel will be
       saved. "  The Holman Christian Standard Bible also says for
       Romans 11: 26 " And in this way all Israel will be saved,"   The
       ESV or English Standard Version says "And in this way all Israel
       will be saved,"
       I suspect that the old English translations, the Tyndale
       Translation, the Geneva Bible, like the King James Version, do
       not have "And in this way" at the beginning of Romans 11: 26.
       The Tyndale New Testament says for Romans 11: 26, "and so all
       Israel shal be saved. "
       The Geneva Bible for Romans 11: 26 has "And so all Israel shall
       be saved"
       And the King James Version has the identical same translation of
       the first words of Romans 11: 26 as do the Tyndale and Geneva
       Bibles, which came before it, "And so all Israel shall be
       saved."
       But this does not necessarily mean that the King James Version
       is not just as accurate and is sometimes more accurate in its
       translation of the Greek Textus Receptus  texts compared to the
       three modern translations cited above, which have ""And in this
       way" at the start of Romans 11: 26
       [/quote]
       You speak of 'οὕτω' yet do not tell us what
       it is..... 'οὕτω' usually always appeared
       before a consonant and 'οὕτως' usually
       appeared before a vowel....In the bible (KJV) "SO" is used 164
       times...
       The KJV translates Strong's G3779 in the following manner: so
       (164x), thus (17x), even so (9x), on this wise (6x), likewise
       (4x), after this manner (3x), miscellaneous (10x).
       hoútō, hoo' is the transliteration of the Greek word
       οὕτω
       Strong’s Definitions [?](Strong’s Definitions Legend)
       οὕτω hoútō, hoo'-to; adverb from
       G3778; in this way (referring to what precedes or
       follows):—after that, after (in) this manner, as, even (so), for
       all that, like(-wise), no more, on this fashion(-wise), so (in
       like manner), thus, what.
       The Remnant of Israel is yet to happen.l.Right now there are
       around 6-7 million Jews in Israel and around 7-8 million Jews
       around the world. There is to be a great gathering of the Jews
       to a peaceful Israel in the future fore Israel has not been nor
       are they now in a peaceful setting...
       The remnant will be only 1/3 of the total population at the time
       of Daniel's 70th week. At the Half way point, The "GREAT
       TRIBULATION" as Jesus spoke of in Mat 24 will become reality.
       Satan will finally be thrown out of Heaven along with 1/3 of the
       angels that follow him during this time. The antichrist will
       have die with a would to the right hand and the head. Satan
       appears to take over his body, thus he seems to be raised from
       the dead. \
       In Isaiah 28:14-18, we find out what God is going to let happen
       to the unbelievers of Israel. Satan/antichrist (son of
       perdition) will overrun  Jerusalem killing every Jew they can
       find.
       As we see in Rev. 12, the believers in Judiah flee to the
       mountains to the south (jordan) at Petra where God/Jesus will
       feed/ water and protect them or 3.5 years until the Millennium
       begins.
       These are the REMNANT OF ISRAEL, (all of Israel) as Paul speaks
       on in Romans 11:26..
       Blade
       #Post#: 10261--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On the Greek Word Houtós In Romans 11: 26
       By: bernardpyron Date: February 14, 2020, 11:21 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       But even without the word houtós at the start of Romans 11: 26
       common logic would require that what Paul says in Romans 11
       before Romans 11: 26 has to be used in interpreting the meaning
       of Romans 11: 26. Paul also makes statements in Romans 9 and 10
       which are relevant to the meaning of Romans 11: 26, especially
       verses 6-8 of Romans 9, and verse 12 in Romans 10.
       Also, Paul uses the metaphor of the olive tree in Romans 11, and
       writes about  the good olive tree in Romans 11: 24.  He does not
       say in an explicit way in Romans 11: 15-24 that all who are in
       the Good Olive Tree - Elect Jews and Believing Gentiles grafted
       in -  can be considered as Israel of the New Covenant.  But the
       unity between believing Jews and believing Gentiles which Paul
       affirms in Ephesians 2: 12-22, in Galatians 3: 26-29, and Romans
       10: 12 would support such a doctrine.  There is a disagreement
       between dispensationalists and followers of Reformation
       Theology, including Calvinists, on whether Paul in Galatians
       15-16 is teaching that the "new creature" there is in effect
       elect Jews and elect Gentiles joined together in what he calls
       the "Israel of God."
       Dispensationalism starts from the peculiar postulate that
       "Israel is an eternal nation, heir to an eternal land, with an
       eternal kingdom, on which David rules from an eternal throne so
       that in eternity, '...never the twain, Israel and church, shall
       meet." Lewis S. Chafer
       The two peoples, two programs postulate of dispensationalism is
       not in New Testament scripture.
       John Calvin says of Romans 11: 26 that "Paul intended here to
       set forth the completion of the kingdom of Christ, which is by
       no means to be confined to the Jews, but is to include the whole
       world. The same manner of speaking we find in Galatians 6:16.
       The Israel of God is what he calls the Church, gathered alike
       from Jews and Gentiles; and he sets the people, thus collected
       from their dispersion, in opposition to the carnal children of
       Abraham, who had departed from his faith. "
       #Post#: 10267--------------------------------------------------
       Re: On the Greek Word Houtós In Romans 11: 26
       By: guest8 Date: February 14, 2020, 7:25 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote author=bernardpyron link=topic=771.msg10261#msg10261
       date=1581700884]
       But even without the word houtós at the start of Romans 11: 26
       common logic would require that what Paul says in Romans 11
       before Romans 11: 26 has to be used in interpreting the meaning
       of Romans 11: 26. Paul also makes statements in Romans 9 and 10
       which are relevant to the meaning of Romans 11: 26, especially
       verses 6-8 of Romans 9, and verse 12 in Romans 10.
       Also, Paul uses the metaphor of the olive tree in Romans 11, and
       writes about  the good olive tree in Romans 11: 24.  He does not
       say in an explicit way in Romans 11: 15-24 that all who are in
       the Good Olive Tree - Elect Jews and Believing Gentiles grafted
       in -  can be considered as Israel of the New Covenant.  But the
       unity between believing Jews and believing Gentiles which Paul
       affirms in Ephesians 2: 12-22, in Galatians 3: 26-29, and Romans
       10: 12 would support such a doctrine.  There is a disagreement
       between dispensationalists and followers of Reformation
       Theology, including Calvinists, on whether Paul in Galatians
       15-16 is teaching that the "new creature" there is in effect
       elect Jews and elect Gentiles joined together in what he calls
       the "Israel of God."
       Dispensationalism stats from the peculiar postulate that "Israel
       is an eternal nation, heir to an eternal land, with an eternal
       kingdom, on which David rules from an eternal throne so that in
       eternity, '...never the twain, Israel and church, shall meet."
       Lewis S. Chafer
       The two peoples, two programs postulate of dispensationalism is
       not in New Testament scripture.
       John Calvin says of Romans 11: 26 that "Paul intended here to
       set forth the completion of the kingdom of Christ, which is by
       no means to be confined to the Jews, but is to include the whole
       world. The same manner of speaking we find in Galatians 6:16.
       The Israel of God is what he calls the Church, gathered alike
       from Jews and Gentiles; and he sets the people, thus collected
       from their dispersion, in opposition to the carnal children of
       Abraham, who had departed from his faith. "
       [/quote]
       Israel of GOD means the Jewish Believers in Jesus. Yes, they are
       part of the Church (body of Christ) as any Gentile is if they
       are believers in Jesus.
       Blade
       #Post#: 16768--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Greek In Romans 11: 26
       By: patrick jane Date: August 28, 2020, 3:26 pm
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       Again?
       #Post#: 19785--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Greek In Romans 11: 26
       By: patrick jane Date: October 29, 2020, 1:39 pm
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       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=771.msg16768#msg16768
       date=1598646366]
       Again?
       [/quote] :(
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