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Isaiah 21:17 · BSB
21:17 The remaining archers, the warriors of Kedar, will be few.” For the LORD, the God of Israel, has spoken.
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…it up, I hadn't been there more than 12 days. If you go back and you count up the days, it's true. The first time we see Paul coming into Jerusalemis chapter 21, verse 17. It says, when he had come to Jerusalem. So he's in Jerusalem that day. He meets with the elders, he does all these things. And then in verse 26,…
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…of the story. It's like we it's okay to read about it as long as it's him, but the moment it's us, it's like, ooh, this stings a little bit. Thisis 21 verse 17. Jesus goes through this series. Remember, I told you, what did Peter do? He denies him three times, right? He's already been reenacting the first…
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…a place of his exile. And interestingly, both Meshech and Kedar are famous for their military power and in particular for their archers. So inIsaiah chapter 21, verses 16 to 17, God promises to bring the glory of Kedar to an end, assuring his people that, quote, the remainder of the archers of the mighty men of the sons of…
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