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Isaiah 2:8–11 · BSB
2:8 Their land is full of idols; they bow down to the work of their hands, to what their fingers have made.
2:9 So mankind is brought low, and man is humbled—do not forgive them!
2:10 Go into the rocks and hide in the dust from the terror of the LORD and the splendor of His majesty.
2:11 The proud look of man will be humbled, and the loftiness of men brought low; the LORD alone will be exalted in that day.
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…Now the conversation goes on. Chapter 2 tells us the conversation is so thorough that that what happens is God starts creating the animals. Thisis chapter 2. God starts creating the animals, and guess who names them? Adam names the animals. First Adam names the animals. Have you been to a safari? You've…
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…forgives us. We want to make much of that. But we hesitate when the grace of God begins to confront us. And this is why the Apostle Paul quotesIsaiah chapter 2. He says in verse, excuse me, in quoting the book of Isaiah, 2 Corinthians 6, 2, pardon me. And he says, in a favorable time I listened to you, and…
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…was supposed to be the light of the world even their capital There's their city of Jerusalem on a mountain was supposed to be that light considerIsaiah chapter 2Now it should come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of Yahweh's house Shall be established on the top of the mountains and it shall be…
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…are marginalized and those who do not know that there is a table set for them. Each one of us invited into the beauty of Advent. I read to you fromIsaiah chapter 2. In the last days. It sounds a lot like the See if you start in Isaiah and then you go to Joel, in the last days, in the last days. You start…
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…the story arc of the gospel of John is. So let me lay out kind of the chapters. The intro, the prologue, is chapter 1. And then the rising tensionis chapters 2through 10, 11 and 12, and then 13 through 17. So we have rising tension taking place. And then when you get up to the climax, it's 18 and then 19…
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…is wrong and evil from His universe. And sometimes that's referred to in the Bible as the great day of the Lord, sometimes the last day. Think ofIsaiah chapter 2where He proclaims, He shall judge between the nations, shall decide disputes for many peoples, and they shall beat their swords into plowshares…
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…the way back to the Old Testament. So with regards to that, how about Jerusalem? What is the significance? Isaiah the prophet a long time ago InIsaiah chapter 2and verse 3, the Bible says this. Many people shall come and say, come and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the House of the God of…
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…to look like when that is fulfilled. And so I've titled today's message Anticipating Eternal peace under the one true King. We're going to be inIsaiah chapter 2, verses one through 5 in this series. We're going to look at an Old Testament set of verses and we're going to exposit those verses. We're not…
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…And reconcile. To someone else. The enemy of peace. Is pride. Isaiah 2. In verse 4. It's the last passage we'll read today. While you're turning toIsaiah. Chapter 2. In verse 4. The key to peace. Is giving up the keys. To your kingdom. Say that again. The key. To peace. Is giving up the keys. To your kingdom.…
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…the death penalty. Well, interesting argument. make some good points, but let's go to another passage. This time in the Old Testament. This isIsaiah chapter 2, and this is a prophecy about what is to come in the latter days. Isaiah says, It shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the…
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…God's house. So God's house is for all nations. It's for all men. It's for all people. Nations means what? It means people. Let's go back a bit.Isaiah chapter 2. Isaiah chapter 2. I mean, in this short, this one will be familiar to us. Isaiah chapter 2, verse 1 to 3. The word that Isaiah, the son of Amos,…
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…same space. They cannot coexist. To pursue the knowledge of God is to enter into the space of our very reason for being. Flip the page in Isaiah toIsaiah, chapter 2. Guess what you find Kind of like a JRR Tolkien mythological moment as Mount Zion, which is, you know, mount Zion's, not even Chiha, you know, in…
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…a prostitute. Joshua chapter 2, verse one. Rehab was a prostitute. I want to I want you to project it and then let's read from so they went. Thatis chapter 2verse 1B. So they went and entered the House of a prostitute named Rehab and stayed there. These are guys, two guys, 2 spies who were sent by…
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…are there to pick up the pieces if you want to say they're there to support him. Years after this, Isaiah is going to prophecy. We can see it inIsaiah chapter 2. Two of a day that will come when all the nations of the world will flow up to the mountain of God. All the nations will flow up to the mountain of…
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…at chapter 2. Verse 13. This is a. Like a little summary. Of how the church. Responded. When Paul taught them. The word of God. So verse 13. Thisis chapter 2. And we also thank God. Continually. Because. When you received. The word of God. Which you heard from us. You accepted it. Not as a human word. It…
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…likely in fact that Mary had Hannah's song in mind when she sang a hymn of praise because they're so similar. It's almost like Mary's magnificatis chapter 2and Hannah's song is chapter 1. A very least, St. Luke was keen to deliberately highlight the parallel between the two. When Samuel was born, he…
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…and second coming. Isaiah again expresses it as one magnificent arrival bringing both salvation and an end to sin and death. The latter days ofIsaiah, chapter 2, then the beginning of the prophecy project forward to include the present days, our days to the end of days climactically leading into the new…
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…of Israel, that the nations would come and be subservient to Israel. And that's actually found in the Old Testament prophets. In the book ofIsaiah, chapter 2, we'll start here in verse 2, it says, Now it shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the Lord's house shall be established on…
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…but by him. Why? Because he's the Father of eternity. He is the one who controls the destiny of humanity. He's also called the Prince of Peace.Isaiah, chapter 2, tells us that the Messiah who would come would bring God's people together, but he would also bring them together with God's peace, and uses a…
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…these winged creatures praising God and moving around the building, shaking the cloud filling the whole area. This vision is reaffirming whatIsaiah chapter 2said. This vision is reaffirming what Isaiah chapter 2 said the Lord alone will be exalted. On that day, the pride of mankind will be humbled and…
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