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Isaiah 14:13 · BSB
14:13 You said in your heart: “I will ascend to the heavens; I will raise my throne above the stars of God. I will sit on the mount of assembly, in the far reaches of the north.
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…notice in Isaiah chapter 14 that Satan has the ability to exercise his own independent will. In fact, if you go to the book of Isaiah, chapter 14,Isaiah chapter 14, verse 13, we read, You said in your hearts, I will ascend to heaven above the stars of God. I will set my throne on high. I will sit on the mount of…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 14, verse 13” view source ↗
…of heaven. Yep, thou shalt be brought down to hell. To the sides of the pit, is what God told him. You read that and get it just exactly right.Isaiah 14, verses 12 through 15. In his pride, Satan imagined that he might be God. Rebellion ruled his heart, and he fell from his obedience. Then corruption appeared among his…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah 14, verses 12 through 15” view source ↗
…in Job chapter 38, verse 7-ish in that area, you'll see that as well. So when Satan fell, in fact, you can read about this in the Old Testament inIsaiah 14, verses 12 through 15. You can read about it in Ezekiel chapter 28, verses 12 through 17. He swept away, as Brother Thomas just mentioned to us again, a third of the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah 14, verses 12 through 15” view source ↗
…And the parallel of that cannot be mistaken. As this king's life is described, it becomes a window of this true spiritual force that is behind him.Isaiah chapter 14, verse 12 through 15says this, Oh, you are fallen from heaven, oh, day star, son of dawn, how you are cut down to the ground, you who laid the nations low. You said in…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 14, verse 12 through 15” view source ↗
…of the two passages that most Bible scholars believe is a portrayal of what the core of Satan, Lucifer's sin, was. And it was at its core pride.Isaiah 14, verses 13and 14, God says, You said in your heart, so this is what the enemy said, I will ascend. I will be lifted up. I will ascend to heaven above the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah 14, verses 13” view source ↗
…of the angelic host to rebel with him. He convinced them that, hey, this follow me because I'm going to take over. The Bible talks about this inIsaiah chapter 14, verses 12 to 15. This is what it says. He says, He's talking to Lucifer. He says, How you have fallen from heaven, O day star, Son of Dawn, how you are cut down to…
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