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Isaiah 14:12 · BSB
14:12 How you have fallen from heaven, O day star, son of the dawn! You have been cut down to the ground, O destroyer of nations.
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…get led down strange and unhelpful rabbit holes really, really quickly with speculation. But from what biblical images we do have in passages likeIsaiah chapter 14or Ezekiel chapter 28, we can hold to a few things to be true about the devil. First off, the devil was not created evil. God doesn't create evil…
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…stop this. It's your what? No. No, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be her. Okay, where are we up to then? Right, back to here then. Okay. Okay. So thisis chapter 14, commandment 2. Don't give credence to pagan practices. How does this impact upon pagan introduced practices such as formal communion, hot cross…
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…Jesus? Jesus goes on to tell them, Believe in me. Remember that my words are authoritative. Ask anything in my name and it will be given. Thisis chapter 14. And then, in verse 15, If you love me, you will keep my commandments. This is us. It sounds like obedience will just happen. If you love me, you…
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…God Saint John the Baptist to prepare the way for Christ. And we see that Isaiah prophesied in this and Isaiah chapter 40 and verses 3 through 5.Isaiah, Chapter 14. Verse 3, says the voice of one crying in the wilderness. Prepare the way of the Lord make straight in the desert. A highway for our God, every…
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…being, you know who he is. His name is Lucifer. What happened to the devil? Why is there a devil turn in your Bibles? Please to Isaiah 14? Look atIsaiah chapter 14. Now, understand this, the devil is an angel. The principalities powers and all that stuff in darkness that Paul talked about. They are also…
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…red with horns on the head with a pitch fork in the hand and an arrow at the end of the tail. Is that the devil? It's not what the Bible says andIsaiah chapter 14. I don't have time to go there but verses 12 through 15. It deals with the Angelic being of the devil. His name is Lucifer, he's real and Lucifer…
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…as it highlights the rest of the chapter. And this evening, the verse that will kind of hinge our thoughts on or broaden our look at the chapteris chapter 14. Well-known – sorry, verse 14 – well-known words to say, press on towards the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.…
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…for Israel at the same time that it's bringing up this punishment and rebellion of some spiritual being. Then there's other scripture likeIsaiah chapter 14, and again, this stuff is poetic. It's not written like a history, and I think it's one of the important things to know when you study scripture is…
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…for Israel at the same time that it's bringing up this punishment and rebellion of some spiritual being. Then there's other scripture likeIsaiah chapter 14, and again, this stuff is poetic. It's not written like a history, and I think it's one of the important things to know when you study scripture is…
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…lies in the final question of the day of the Lord, which is what is its ultimate purpose? What is the day of the Lord's ultimate purpose? Look atIsaiah chapter 14and verses 1 and 2. 13, for the Lord will have compassion on Jacob and will again choose Israel and will set them in their own land and sojourners…
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