Romans 11: The Remnant and the Olive Tree

God has not rejected his people, for a remnant is chosen by grace while the rest are hardened. Through Israel's stumbling salvation has reached the Gentiles, grafted into the olive tree, and Paul foresees all Israel saved, ending in praise of God's unsearchable wisdom.

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Romans 11:26 makes a striking statement following the mystery Paul just described in verse 25. What does he say?

Paul declares that all Israel will be savedPaul declares that only a small handful of Israelites will ever be savedPaul declares that Israel will be judged and destroyed completelyPaul declares that the Gentiles will replace Israel entirely and the word "Israel" will no longer apply to anyone