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Isaiah 10:17 · BSB
10:17 And the Light of Israel will become a fire, and its Holy One a flame. In a single day it will burn and devour Assyria’s thorns and thistles.
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…are thrown in here. But behind this question is so much meaning. When you see that word, escaped or remnant, there's so much meaning behind it. InIsaiah chapter 10, it speaks there in verse 20 about a remnant. The remnant of Israel, the survivors of the house of Jacob. And it speaks there that they will no…
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Well, do have your Bibles open or switched on atIsaiah chapter 10. And as you do that, let me pray for God's help. Heavenly Father, I pray that your spirit would give me words to speak and would give us all ears…
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…people of God in the northern kingdom. And this happened to be right in the middle of the prophetic ministry of Isaiah. In rather telling language,Isaiah chapter 10, which is the previous chapter to our text, in verse 15, it calls Assyria God's axe. Talk about word imagery of God wielding an entire nation, the…
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…is not something negative, but it's a positive. And it refers to those who not have been left behind, but it refers to those whom God has saved. InIsaiah chapter 10, the remnant are those who are no longer under the Assyrians because God saved them. In Genesis chapter 6, Noah and his family are described as the…
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…where if you have a Bible and it's open, that's probably going to be helpful beyond what your bulletin is going to be able to offer you. InIsaiah chapter 10, I'm going back to verse 5. Oh ah, Assyria, the rod of my anger, the staff in their hands is my fury. Against a godless nation I send them, and…
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…towards an oppressor? Well, this is the context of the passage that we're in this morning. As we're moving through the book of Isaiah, beginning inIsaiah chapter 10and moving all the way to Isaiah chapter 35, we see this evidence that God will judge the nations. And if you're experiencing direct hostility, you…
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…punish rebellious Israel, but he was not going to let those that he used get away with being his instrument. So let's look now, if you will, atIsaiah chapter 10and we're gonna kind of step through a number of different pieces of text here. And I'm going to rely primarily on dealing with the very first one…
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…punish rebellious Israel, but he was not going to let those that he used get away with being his instrument. So let's look now, if you will, atIsaiah chapter 10and we're gonna kind of step through a number of different pieces of text here. And I'm going to rely primarily on dealing with the very first one…
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…as mighty forests that He has decimated swiftly. He's reduced them to stumps, as it were. They are seemingly lifeless and hopeless at the end ofIsaiah chapter 10, brought to nothing. And to that very hopelessness, He brings this hope through the prophet Isaiah chapter 11 at verse 1. This is God's holy word.…
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