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Excerpted from: Free Will or God's Sovereignty?

I will mention just one more, which is the branches that are grafted in Romans 11:19-22. The natural branches were broken off because of unbelief. Paul warns the Romans not to be haughty but to fear because God would cut them off also if they did not continue in goodness.

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