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Isaiah 22:14 · BSB
22:14 The LORD of Hosts has revealed in my hearing: “Until your dying day, this sin of yours will never be atoned for,” says the Lord GOD of Hosts.
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…you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven. Do you remember our first reading fromIsaiah chapter 22? The Lord says, Eliakim, I will give you the keys to the kingdom of David. David is still the king, but you receive the keys. You're like the prime…
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…then gives Peter the keys of the kingdom and the authority of binding and loosing. The language of keys evokes the delegated stewardship we find inIsaiah chapter 22. Authority under the reign of the Davidic King, not independent or sovereignty alongside or above him. Binding and loosing signify the Church's…
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…son being everlasting Father, he's not talking about the Trinity, Father, Son, Spirit. The idea of father in the Old Testament. We see this even inIsaiah chapter 22, where Eliakim, it said, you're going to be a father to the nation. It's one who's a benefactor. It's one who's taking care of things. It's one…
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…as you hear this message is how Christ introduces himself. He says he has the key of David. And this goes all the way back to the prophet Isaiah inIsaiah chapter 22. When you understand what that means, it completely changes how you see Christ's authority in your life. Also, this church in Philadelphia had…
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…matter. Are we going to listen to the Lord's identification of all that's wonderful and good and true? Are we going to listen to Babylon? Look atIsaiah, chapter 22, one chapter over verse number nine. I'll start there. You saw that there were many breaches in the walls of the city of David. You collected water…
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…title. To fully appreciate it we need to go back to its Old Testament counterpart. In fact if you can get there quickly turn to Isaiah 22.Isaiah chapter 22. You can read the whole passage later if you'd like. I want to point out one verse especially to you. Isaiah chapter 22. Let me give you the…
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…it and to uphold it with Justice. And with righteousness from this time forth and forevermore the Zeal of the Lord of hosts will do this. ThenIsaiah chapter 22, a few verses in the in the end of that chapter in that day I will call my servant eliakim the son of hilkiah and we'll clothed him with your robe…
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…David. And David and his kingdom was a kind of a symbol, a type of the kingdom of the Lord Jesus Christ. Now, we read about the key of David inIsaiah chapter 22. Because there was a man of God there who took over from a very worldly man called Shebna. And it says here, and I will place on his shoulder the…
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…the front door. They may come and go as they please. Well, the biblical symbolism is similar. The specific metaphor, the key of David, comes fromIsaiah chapter 22. And in Isaiah chapter 22, the one who holds the key to the house of David is the steward who's in charge of the palace. He controls access to the…
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…a reference to ruling God's people. Governorship. Reigning. That's the immediate context. But there's more. If you want to flip in your Bibles toIsaiah chapter 22, I want you to see something. In Isaiah chapter 22, verse 21, you can start in verse 20, there's this guy named Eliakim. And he was playing a role…
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…of Revelation into the prologue, which is chapter 1, verses 1 through 8. And then there's the epilogue at the end of the book of Revelation, whichis chapter 22, 6 through 21. And everything else in between is the body. It's a giant letter. And so we're just going to look at a section of the prologue this…
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…Jesus Christ did when he willingly allowed himself to be nailed to the cross. His life for ours. Fourth lost, stolen, or damaged property. Thisis chapter 22 verses 1 to 15. Again I'm not going to go through each section and each part in detail but I want to point out two themes. Number one the importance of…
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…perplexing because after the last words of David, he goes off and says some other stuff. We'll get to that next week. What we're dealing with nowis chapter 22. 22 placed by the narrator as a culminating moment in David's life. And my prayer for tonight is that we look together at David's psalm. And as we…
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