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Isaiah 1:18–20 · BSB
1:18 “Come now, let us reason together,” says the LORD. “Though your sins are like scarlet, they will be as white as snow; though they are as red as crimson, they will become like wool.
1:19 If you are willing and obedient, you will eat the best of the land.
1:20 But if you resist and rebel, you will be devoured by the sword.” For the mouth of the LORD has spoken.
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Amen. Okay, we're inIsaiah chapter 1. Isaiah chapter 1, the time of my sermon tonight is actually found in verse 21 that says, How is the faithful city become and harlott? That is the…
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…prophet Isaiah's day, were very religious. They offered all the sacrifices. They observed all the ceremonies. But here's what God said to them inIsaiah chapter 1. What to me, I think this will come up on the screen. Here we go. Yep, and we'll step through it. What to me is the multitude of your sacrifices,…
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…violence, things come and go. We have never really reached a utopia because the problem is sin. However, God is calling you. He says in the book ofIsaiah, chapter 1, that even if your sins are red as scarlet, I will make them white as snow. This gospel we see that the righteousness of God is revealed within…
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…I want to look at the story from two different perspectives, from the perspectives of two prophets. One was the prophet Isaiah, so you can turn toIsaiah chapter 1in the meantime. The other one was the prophet Jeremiah. Now, there's some very interesting things about these two prophets, and there's two very…
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…let's take the word then and open up to the New Testament book of Hebrews Hebrews chapter 1 verses 1 and 2 Really really what we're gonna look atis chapter 1in the first half of verse 2 if you're looking for Hebrews, it's in the New Testament following the letters of Paul. And so as you're turning,…
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…the thing something can look exactly right and still fail completely at what it was designed to do. And I think that's essentially what God sees inIsaiah chapter 1. Israel is still worshiping, they're still bringing sacrifices, they're still gathering together, they're still observing all the religious days,…
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…that oil, oil. Okay. But but watch this now. Because he was obedient to the word of the Lord. This is a true story, by the way. Watch this now.Isaiah chapter 1and verse 19 says this if you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land. We know this scripture very well. Proverbs chapter 3…
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…this one lastly here Galilee You see Galilee also has a spiritual meaning Galilee Isaiah chapter Well, let me read Matthew because Matthew quotedIsaiah chapter 1And sorry chapter 9 verse 1 and 2. Let me read Matthew chapter 4 So that we can read the two texts together Matthew chapter 4 verse 15. Matthew…
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…than another. But we must not let the unanswered questions be an excuse for rejecting the answers God has given us. Consider the final quote fromIsaiah chapter 1in verse 29. And as Isaiah predicted, if the Lord of hosts had not left us offspring, we would have been like Sodom and become like Gomorrah.…
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…but there's a change in that when they leave the home. Oh I guess all right well I would just say Neil didn't mention guilt and I would sayIsaiah chapter 1God says I've nourished and brought up children and they rebelled against me and in Isaiah 5 God speaks of Israel like a garden and he invites…
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…would have not one spot. What does a spot represent? It represents sin. A spot in the Bible represents sin. I think he's talked about Israel inIsaiah chapter 1. He said, From the top of the head, uh, that was a Leviticus priesthood, down to the soles of the feet. That's the least person in the kingdom.…
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…have time to go into, but I do want to end on this one today. God has revealed to us about himself in the Bible that he is holy. And according toIsaiah chapter 1, I'm sorry, Isaiah chapter 6, that God is not only holy, but God is holy, holy, holy. He is a thrice, I know y'all have heard that phrase from…
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…true. Surely you will summon nations you know not, and nations you do not know will come running to you. I said last week that in the first half ofIsaiah, chapters 1to 39, God's promise of hope for a fallen world centres on a king in the light of David. But then somehow in the second half of the book, the…
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…saviour of the world, Galilee of the Gentiles, Galilee of the nations. So this text is also referenced in Isaiah, Isaiah chapter 9 verse 1 and 2.Isaiah chapter 1, Isaiah chapter 9 verse 1 and 2. Nevertheless, the gloom will not be poured upon her who is just as when the first He likely esteemed the land of…
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…discover God really hates sin within His church. Those lips that worship God while hearts are far from Him. Take a look at a prophet like Isaiah.Isaiah chapter 1. Isaiah's prophecy does get to comfort eventually, but it begins with judgment on Jerusalem, which has become like Babylon. Like Babylon it's…
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…the identity. Lots of passages you referenced Ephesians 1. Yeah, but again, more language that has really impacted me from 1 Corinthians. Thisis chapter 1. But by his doing, you are in Christ Jesus, who became to us wisdom from God and righteousness and sanctification and redemption, so that just as…
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…But sacrifices were never to be done casually. Sacrifices were never to be done by the Israelites without meaning, without purpose, without heart.Isaiah chapter 1shows that God is sickened by Israel's sacrifices because they're done without hearts that love him. The book of Amos in chapter 5 says that God…
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…which is at towards the end of your Bible if you've got a pew Bible it's on page what page is this? 1187 long ago at many times in many waysis chapter 1but in these God spoke to our fathers by the prophets but in these last days he has spoken to us by his son whom he appointed the heir of all…
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…to feed widows is a response to the word and the heart of God who declares his heart for widows, like those verses that Sister Bonnie read inIsaiah chapter 1, like other verses, Psalm 68, if the ministry to feed the widows is a reflection to the word and the heart of God to care for the least of these,…
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…own integrity, living blameless life above reproach. First Timothy chapter 3 already read that section. He uses the term above reproach and tiedis chapter 1versus 6 and seven. He uses this term. An elder must be blameless. Faithful to his wife, a man whose children believe and are not open to charge of…
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