Paul says that he is convinced that nothing is able to separate him and the believers from the love of God (Rom 8:38-39). However, he begins in chapter 9 with great heaviness and continual sorrow in his heart (9:2). It would seem strange to see a sudden shift in Paul's attitude in the beginning of chapter 9...
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The relation of chapters 9 to 11 to their context ? as well as, of course, their purpose ? has been the subject of a great deal of scholarly discussion. At first glance, the discontinuity of this portion of the epistle and its length makes it difficult to unravel. On closer examination, Paul has not finished what he has said and now continues to develop his thesis in Rom 1:16-17...
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