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*The Plan of Salvation – Isaiah 56:1, 6-8;*
*Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32; Matthew 15:10-28*
 
·      Discovering existence of the lectionary!
o  sometimes makes life difficult
o  sometimes brings great clarity
§  these passages together →the chronology of salvation
·      The intent (Isaiah); the method (Matthew); the waiting (Romans)
 
·      *Isaiah* (the intent)
o  God’s promise of love was for His people, Israel
§  they were */His/*
o  the Law was there to show Israel how to worship God
§  how to be holy
§  but they were to be a sign to the nations of God’s holiness
§  calling all nations to worship the one true God
o  God’s desire was for all people to worship Him in holiness
§  the Cross was plan A, not plan B!
 
·      *Matthew* (the method)
o  the Messiah, then, was God’s promised One
§  promised to His people
o  Jesus’ mission was, chronologically at least, ‘first for the Jew, then for the Gentile’ *(Romans 1:16)*
§  He came */as/* a Jew */to/* the Jews
o  today’s passage
§  what comes out of your mouth (from your heart and mind) is what makes you ‘unclean’ or shows that you are ‘clean’
·      the Pharisees (and others) claimed religious practices were, in part, what marked Israel out from other peoples
·      Jesus claims the heart is more important *(1 Sam 16:7)*
§  then His strange encounter with the Canaanite woman
·      is Jesus denying healing to this woman’s daughter?
§  woman’s request in anticipation of fullness of the promise
·      this was the future breaking into the present
o  celebrating before crossing the line?
·      Jesus’ mission was to bring the Kingdom
o  here was the Kingdom come, now!
 
·      *Romans* (the waiting)
o  gestation and Crewe Station
o  Paul getting a bit confusing!
o  What does the Cross and the Gospel mean for Israel?
§  it shows us God’s patience with all of us
·      disobedience the key word
·      each of us, gone our own way, in need of a Saviour
·      God’s Saviour comes through His chosen people
o  patience with all humanity
·      that Saviour opens God’s kingdom to all
o  difficult for Israel to hear and receive
o  set in opposition to others
o  patience with Israel
 
·      The intent
o  God’s plan was salvation for all people
·      The method
o  Jesus came to Israel, to fulfil the Law (opening salvation to all)
·      The waiting
o  for all who will hear and receive this message to do so
 
·      Pray for the Kingdom come – now
o  for all to hear of Jesus and accept Him
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