This episode is all Romans all the time as Dr Clark works through Romans 11:11–24 where Paul explains how the stumbling of Israel was for the gracious salvation of the Gentiles, the covenantal principle administration, and how those of us who are wild olive branches, i.e., Gentiles, who have been grafted in, should think about those to whom we have been grafted. The opening features Mike Abendroth from the NoCo Radio Podcast.
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Though in Vs 13 he is speaking to his congregation, it is the word of God for all ages. However, the rest of the chapter points to the restoration of the peoples as a whole. In my reading, at any rate. Glad you suggest the possibility of a collective restoration. “ how much greater riches will their full inclusion bring! …….in the hope that I may somehow arouse my own people to envy and save some of them.”