God's plan for Israel unfolds through the lives of key figures, including Abram, Judah, Joseph, Moses, and others, as they navigate struggles, obedience, and disobedience, ultimately leading to the divided kingdom and the call of Hosea.

God has always reserved a remnant of Jews and Gentiles for himself, and his predetermined plan of salvation for the world is to save a remnant. The Christian faith has Jewish roots, and Gentiles should not be arrogant towards Jews, but rather have a healthy fear of God and remember his kindness towards those who truly believe. The mystery of Israel's future is that God is not finished with the Jews, and he will save a large number of them, perhaps all of them, in the end times.

God chose Israel to be His treasured possession, but they broke His covenant and were judged. Despite their disobedience, God preserved a remnant by His grace, and He continues to work in salvation to save a remnant. The doctrine of election and the grace of God demonstrate God's faithfulness to Israel, and His ultimate redemption and restoration of them is guaranteed.

God's wrath remains on us due to our sinful nature, but we can be saved by faith in the Gospel, which reveals the truth of God's plan for us. Through general and particular revelation, God has revealed Himself to humanity, but many suppress this truth and turn to idolatry, leading to natural sin, unnatural sin, and ultimately, total depravity. Our nation's downward spiral is evident in its rejection of God's moral law, including abortion and homosexuality, and we must repent and fear God to avoid judgment.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ reveals a righteousness from God that is by faith, and it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. Through the cross, God provides the only way that we can be saved, and it is by way of the gospel that a man can be saved from God's wrath.