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Isaiah 1:15 · BSB
1:15 When you spread out your hands in prayer, I will hide My eyes from you; even though you multiply your prayers, I will not listen. Your hands are covered with blood.
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…God's honour demands it. And Hezekiah has got to that point. A complete end to himself. Commenting on verse 4, John Oswald in his commentary onIsaiah, chapters 1to 39, says this. This kind of admission of helplessness is frequently a necessity before divine help can be received. So long as we believe we…
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…a lot more scriptures that talk about the importance of the blood of Jesus Christ. Given to you quickly if you're writing these down but he fissionis chapter 1and verse number 7, Colossians chapter, 1 and verse number 14, Ephesians 1:7, Colossians 1 14, Hebrews, 9:12 through 14, verse John 17, Revelation,…
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…comes, Mark chapter 10, Mark chapter 8. If you want to read it through in your own time after this, that's where the penny drops as to who Jesusis. Chapters 1to 8, almost who he is, what the kids are doing upstairs. Chapters 8 to 16, this is why he came. Where does this come? Chapter 10, it's the…
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…items in place. You can see there in verse 8, not for your sacrifices. Do I rebuke you? Your burnt offerings are continually before me. Similar toIsaiah chapter 1into chapter 2. The Lord is recounting for them how much they are religious, how much religion they do have. They have all the elements there of…
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…go there I can't go to that table I've got muddy boots but friends we all had muddy boots what is it that the gospel tells us Christ does lookIsaiah chapter 1he makes us whiter than the snow he takes away the stains of sin he makes us as white as wool as fresh fallen snow do we achieve that? no Christ…
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…to us, towers like a majestic peak over the surrounding terrain of Isaiah. And it is of central importance to the prophecy of Isaiah. You see, inIsaiah chapters 1to 5, the problem of God's people there is posed as corruption. They're described as being corrupt. And they were corrupt because their increasing…
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…Pure and undefiled religion is expressed in this way. Finding those helpless and being a helper to them. Turn with me, if you will, please, toIsaiah chapter 1. Begin reading in verse 11. Listen to this rebuke of God to Israel. We ought to consider its application for the church today. God says, What to me…
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…it seems to be there that Christ dies for all people without exception. salvation. But when you look at the context of that verse, and the contextis chapter 1, then quite a different perspective pops up. As I say, chapter 1 is the context. I don't have time to get into it in detail. You can do it for…
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…and God's people. God's purpose and God's people. In chapters 1 to 3, Paul writes particularly about what God's purpose is. And God's great purposeis, chapter 1in verse 10, is to bring all things in heaven and on earth together under one head, even Christ. And we are part of that. As God brings everything…
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…who don't know me, I am one of the ministry trainees here. Can I encourage you to get your Bibles back open? We're going to read the second half ofIsaiah chapter 1from verse 18. Isaiah chapter 1 from verse 18. Come now, let us settle the matter, says the Lord. Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be…
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…kind of our gaze, we live to leave a godly leadership or godly legacy life following the Bible and always allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us. Thatis chapter 1and a nutshell. It's Peter giving us the prime example of what it looks like to live in a godly way. But we ended last week in chapter 1:21, it's…
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…female child, if it was a little girl that she would live, and the Bible says, though, that the Hebrew midwives did not do that. And the next thingis, Chapter 1, we find something very interesting about that, but I want to back up, please just for a minute. There was a reason that Egypt decided that they…
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…God, they did so in truth but their heart simply were not in it and because of that God rejected their forms of worship and this is found over inIsaiah chapter 1, speaking of Judah, when they worship God, beginning of verse 11, Isaiah 1 verse 11 says, to what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices…
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…We are to worship with all that we have for all that he is. Listen to what our God said to the Israelites through the prophet Isaiah, and this isIsaiah chapter 1, beginning in verse 11. What to me is the multitude of your sacrifices, says the Lord? I have had enough of burnt offerings of rams and the fat of…
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…joy. This God is passionate about the fullness of life. And so, we're kind of building up a picture here in chapter 1 and chapter 2 of who this Godis. Chapter 1, we saw, and if you look at the text there in chapter 1, we saw his greatness, okay? And in chapter 2, we're going to see his goodness. So, you'll…
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…we're exiles in the world. We would know that our hope is not in this world, but we have a king who's coming back for us. We have a salvation. Thisis chapter 1, still ready to be revealed in the last time. And we can rejoice in our trials because we know that it's confirming that we belong to Jesus Christ.…
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…we consider Philippians 1. It's because this is just been a letter from Paul to the church at Philippi in the first part of the letter that we haveis chapter 1, chapter 1. Paul describes, how persecution has actually furthered the gospel message and if you want to understand what he said about that, you…
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…to him told you as Isaiah 53, its verses 7 and 8 when I want you to do now is go back and look at what he might have read. We can't go back toIsaiah chapter 1, but I think we've got time this morning to start in Isaiah, chapter 52. And we're going to pick up in verse 13. I want to get a running start into…
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…face of this earth just hundreds of years after God spoke this message to the people of Israel through his spokesman, Isaiah. And the cry of God inIsaiah chapter 1through to chapter 38 is, Israel, turn to me. Do not turn to idols. Come back to me and repent. The God who made you. The God who loves you. But…
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…a deaf ear to the cry of the poor. See Proverbs chapter 21 and verse 13. Ninth, we don't get this far very often, do we? Those who are violent.Isaiah chapter 1and verse 15. When you spread out your hands, I will hide my eyes from you. Even though you make many prayers, I will not listen. Your hands are…
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