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Isaiah 22:15 · BSB
22:15 This is what the Lord GOD of Hosts says: “Go, say to Shebna, the steward in charge of the palace:
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…so a young boy. But there's a lot of speculation around it. But let's look at it. So it came to pass after these things, and that was when, thisis chapter 22, 21 in chapter 21. That was when Isaac was born. So just one chapter later, now here comes God to Abraham. But the point is very clear. God tested…
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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…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 22” view source ↗
…no one will shut, who shuts, and no one opens. I've listed in your notes and we're going to turn there real quick. And Isaiah, this is a quote fromIsaiah chapter 22. Isaiah's one of the major prophets, major, because it's a large one of the larger books of the Old Testament. And Isaiah 22, Isaiah as often as…
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…the key of David, who opens and no one will shout, who shuts and no one opens. Again, John is drawing from the Old Testament prophet Isaiah, fromIsaiah chapter 22, and essentially the idea of this, that the holder of this key controlled access to the king. And what John is saying is that Jesus alone controls…
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…We have a pattern here. We have a pattern of judgment and salvation and judgment and salvation. And it goes back and forth. Our text today isIsaiah chapter 22, 1 through 14, is from a group of four oracles of coming judgment. Chapter 21 tells of the judgment of the wilderness of the sea, Babylon. The…
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from chapter 4 to 14. The second conversation is from chapter 15 to 21 between Job and his friends. And the third conversationis chapter 22to chapter 27. And this morning, what I want us to do is just look at the highlights from the first conversation between Job and his friends. The…
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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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…within that text. This is from Isaiah. Now, I don't expect you to have known, because I didn't know until I looked it up, But if you go back toIsaiah, chapter 22, you have a really random situation. I'm I'm telling you how random it is. It is interesting how Revelation is utilizing the Old Testament right…
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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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…like crazy. And holy and true is referred to Yahweh. So Jesus is now calling himself holy and true. He says he holds the keys of David. Now go toIsaiah chapter 22real quick. I wanna show you this because it's important to understand. What is he saying here? Well, there was a prophecy in the old testament…
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…Also in saying the key of David, Jesus was referring to another bit of Old Testament, a lesser known man called Eliakim, the son of Hilkiah. InIsaiah chapter 22, God makes a promise to him. He says that he'll lift up his servant Eliakim and put authority in his hands. And I'll read from Isaiah now. And I…
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…we're going to get some actual insight for our own walk with the Lord. If you go to Isaiah 22/8, this is confirmed. So go to Isaiah the prophetIsaiah Chapter 22and verse 8. What's happening in chapter 22, the Lord is describing the siege that was encroaching upon Jerusalem, the enemy coming and surrounding…
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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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…door. Because door is the entrance of the room. Because so far we have learned about the intimacy with the Father. And we know that the God fromIsaiah chapter 22and verse 22, he's the one who was holding the keys of the David on his shoulder. And then he said in Matthew chapter 16, he said, I'm going to…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 22” view source ↗
…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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