title: Irrevocable
author: Max R. King
publisher: presence international
date: 2019
Max King’s main thesis in “Irrevocable” is that when Paul says “all Israel will be saved” in Romans 11:26, Paul literally means "all Israel".
Unlike non-dispensationalist Arminians and Calvinists, King does not think “all Israel” refers to a remnant. King makes the that the ‘blinding’ of Israel was only for a very limited time, “until the fullness of the gentiles” (Romans 11:25), which King (citing Matthew 24:14) identifies as sometime shortly before AD 70.
Warning: this is not an easy read. King quotes lots of theologians, but unfortunately, there are no indexes of either authors or scripture. His argument is detailed and at times complicated.
#Irrevocable
A review copy was provided by speakeasy.
author: Max R. King
publisher: presence international
date: 2019
Max King’s main thesis in “Irrevocable” is that when Paul says “all Israel will be saved” in Romans 11:26, Paul literally means "all Israel".
Unlike non-dispensationalist Arminians and Calvinists, King does not think “all Israel” refers to a remnant. King makes the that the ‘blinding’ of Israel was only for a very limited time, “until the fullness of the gentiles” (Romans 11:25), which King (citing Matthew 24:14) identifies as sometime shortly before AD 70.
Warning: this is not an easy read. King quotes lots of theologians, but unfortunately, there are no indexes of either authors or scripture. His argument is detailed and at times complicated.
#Irrevocable
A review copy was provided by speakeasy.
All opinions are my own.
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