"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
Isaiah warns that Babylon will meet a crushing blow, wrath brought about by the power of God. In her pride, Babylon believed she could never fall, but God promises to bring her to destruction for the sake of the elect.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
God predicts the rise and fall of Babylon along with their false gods. God poetically describes the carrying of false gods and compares it to the way that we should be carried by the true God.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
Isaiah continues to denounce idols and idolaters, in this chapter doing so by showing God’s perfect plan. Even when we don’t understand God’s plan, by faith we trust that it is good.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
God reassures his elect that he is not through with them and promises to send them a shepherd to lead them home.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
Isaiah offers hope to an exiled generation, but points to an even greater gathering than just the historic regathering of Jews after Babylonian captivity.
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"The King" is our sermon series through Matthew.
Matthew shares his longest quote from the Old Testament in this passage, quoting from Isaiah 42 and demonstrating how Jesus fulfilled Isaiah’s prophecy. In his quick exegesis of Isaiah 42, we learn how to interpret Old Testament prophecy of Christ and we learn about the character of our Savior.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
In the first of four “servant songs,” Isaiah clearly identifies a character known as “the Servant of the Lord.” We learn that this servant will be gentle and lowly, yet will draw all nations to himself. The New Testament confirms that Isaiah spoke of Jesus of Nazareth more than 700 years in advance.
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"The Kingdom" is our sermon series through Isaiah.
Isaiah, over several chapters, begins to predict the exact way in which Israel will be delivered from exile, even though Isaiah writes generations before it would happen. God’s prophecy is written beforehand to comfort his people in exile; people who are born away from their fathers’ land. And this comfort points us further forward to hope in Christ.
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