Romans 15:9-10

Romans 15:9-10

[9] And  that the Gentiles  might glorify  God  for  his mercy;  as  it is written,  cause  I will confess  among  the Gentiles,  and  sing  name.  [10] And  again  he saith,  Rejoice, ye  Gentiles,  with  his  people. 

What does Romans 15:9-10 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

These verses deal with Jesus Christ"s acceptance of Gentiles. The citations show that God always purposed to bless the Gentiles. Therefore conservative Jewish believers should not despise their more liberal Gentile brethren. I use the adjectives "conservative" and "liberal" to describe their relationship to amoral (non-moral) matters. Four quotations from the Old Testament ("Writings," "Law," and "Prophets") follow, which support Paul"s assertions in Romans 15:8-9 a as a whole.
Psalm 18:49 pictures David rejoicing in God for his victories among the nations that had become subject to him. In Deuteronomy 32:43 Moses saw the Gentiles praising God with the Israelites. These passages would have encouraged Paul"s Jewish readers to accept their Gentile brethren.