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Church Don't Be Arrogant

God Keeps His Word to Israel (Grafted in by Mercy) This song is a Scripture-anchored declaration of God’s unchanging covenant faithfulness — to Israel, to the nations, and to every promise He has ever spoken. From Abraham’s calling, to the Cross of Christ, to the birth of the Church, and to the future restoration of Israel, this song follows the true storyline of the Bible: one God, one redemptive plan, one faithful covenant-keeper. In a time when many redefine Israel, spiritualize God’s promises, or blur the distinction between Israel and the Church, this song speaks plainly: God has not replaced Israel. God has not forgotten His covenant. God has not broken His Word. The Church was not born by merit, but by mercy — grafted into blessings we did not earn. We stand on holy ground, supported by a root that began long before us. Scripture warns believers not to boast against the root (Romans 11). Salvation is by grace alone, but His unconditional covenants are promises that remain exactly as God swore them — irrevocable, eternal, and secure. This song proclaims: • God keeps His Word to Israel • His gifts and calling are irrevocable • The Church stands by mercy, not superiority • Israel remains engraved on His hands • All Israel will one day be saved • And Messiah will reign as King over all nations Below are commentary notes from trusted dispensational scholars, followed by the full Scripture list used throughout the song for deeper study. 📖 COMMENTARY FROM DISPENSATIONAL SCHOLARS Arnold Fruchtenbaum (Ariel Ministries) Fruchtenbaum teaches that Israel’s election and covenant promises are unconditional and eternal: “The Church does not replace Israel. The Church is a distinct body, while Israel remains the covenant nation through whom God will fulfill His earthly promises.” (Israelology: The Missing Link in Systematic Theology) He emphasizes that Romans 11 teaches addition, not replacement — Gentiles are grafted in, not substituted. J. Dwight Pentecost (Dallas Theological Seminary) Pentecost warned that confusing Israel and the Church distorts the entire structure of prophecy: “To transfer Israel’s promises to the Church is to do violence to the plain meaning of Scripture.” (Things to Come) God’s program for Israel continues alongside His work through the Church. Norman Geisler Geisler affirmed that God’s covenant faithfulness is the foundation of all theology: “If God does not keep His promises to Israel, then there is no rational basis for trusting Him to keep His promises to anyone.” John Walvoord Walvoord wrote: “Israel’s future restoration is not a theological option — it is a prophetic certainty.” (The Millennial Kingdom) Chuck Missler Missler often said: “The Church is a parenthesis in God’s program with Israel — not a replacement of it.” John MacArthur MacArthur teaches that Romans 11 leaves no room for replacement theology: “Israel has not been rejected. God’s covenant purposes for that nation are still unfolding.” 📜 FULL SCRIPTURE LIST USED THROUGHOUT THE SONG 1. God’s Covenant With Abraham Genesis 12:1–3 Genesis 15:5–18 Genesis 17:7–8 2. Israel Chosen as God’s Covenant People Exodus 19:5–6 Deuteronomy 7:6–8 Jeremiah 31:35–37 3. God Carries Israel in His Hand Isaiah 49:15–16 Deuteronomy 32:9–10 4. Messiah, the Holy One of Israel Isaiah 53 John 1:29 2 Corinthians 5:21 5. The Church Born at Pentecost Acts 2:1–4 Acts 2:38–41 Ephesians 2:11–22 6. Gentiles Grafted In by Grace Romans 11:11–24 Ephesians 3:4–6 7. Warning to the Church Not to Boast Romans 11:18–22 8. God’s Gifts and Calling Are Irrevocable Romans 11:29 9. All Israel Will Be Saved Romans 11:25–27 Zechariah 12:10 Ezekiel 36:24–28 10. Messiah Will Reign From Zion Psalm 2 Isaiah 2:1–4 Zechariah 14:9 Luke 1:32–33 🙏 Thank you for listening and sharing. My prayer is that this song strengthens your confidence in the God who keeps every promise — to Abraham, to Israel, to the Church, and to you. Grafted in by mercy. Rooted in His promise. Saved by His grace. Amen. Amen. Amen!!