11:11 I ask then, did they
stumble that they might
fall? May it never be! But
by their fall salvation has
come to the Gentiles, to
provoke them to jealousy.

11:12 Now if their fall is the
riches of the world, and
their loss the riches of the
Gentiles; how much more
their fullness?

11:13 For I speak to you
who are Gentiles. Since
then as I am an apostle to
Gentiles, I glorify my ministry;

11:14 if by any means I may
provoke to jealousy those
who are my flesh, and may
save some of them.

11:15 For if the rejection of
them is the reconciling of
the world, what would their
acceptance be, but life
from the dead?

11:16 If the first fruit is
holy, so is the lump. If the
root is holy, so are the branches.

11:17 But if some of the
branches were broken off,
and you, being a wild olive,
were grafted in among
them, and became partaker
with them of the root and of
the richness of the olive tree;

11:18 don't boast over the
branches. But if you boast,
it is not you who support
the root, but the root
supports you.

11:19 You will say then,
"Branches were broken off,
that I might be grafted in."

11:20 True; by their
unbelief they were broken
off, and you stand by your
faith. Don't be conceited, but fear;

11:21 for if God didn't spare
the natural branches,
neither will he spare you.

11:22 See then the
goodness and severity of
God. Toward those who
fell, severity; but toward
you, goodness, if you
continue in his goodness;
otherwise you also will be
cut off.

11:23 They also, if they
don't continue in their
unbelief, will be grafted in,
for God is able to graft
them in again.

11:24 For if you were cut
out of that which is by
nature a wild olive tree, and
were grafted contrary to
nature into a good olive
tree, how much more will
these, which are the natural
branches, be grafted into
their own olive tree?  
- Romans 11:11-24