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Isaiah 25:8 · BSB
25:8 He will swallow up death forever. The Lord GOD will wipe away the tears from every face and remove the disgrace of His people from the whole earth. For the LORD has spoken.
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…table reclining, in a lot of ways, it points us to Old Testament themes of God enjoying covenant meals with Israel and the nations, particularly inIsaiah 25, verses 6 to 8. And here is the point in all this. Our Redeemer eats with sinners, and he welcomes us to the table. Jesus entering Levi's house wouldn't have…
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…and the last enemy to be subdued and eliminated is death itself so the final enemy is not people the final enemy is death All right, we can look atIsaiah chapter 25 verse 8in the passion translation. It says it is the gloom of death He will swallow it up in victory forever and God Lord Yahweh will wipe away every tear…
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…injustice for good. They won't exist anymore. And so listen to how the prophet Isaiah puts that in one of my favorite passages of the whole Bible,Isaiah 25, verses 6 through 9. Isaiah says, On this mountain, the Lord Almighty will prepare a feast of rich food for all peoples, a banquet of aged wine, the best of meats and…
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…Greenwich in Stanford, Connecticut. The vision of Stanwich Church is to know Christ and make him known. The Old Testament lesson for today is fromIsaiah chapter 25, verses 6 through 9. This can be found on page 696 of your Pew Bible. Our scripture readings for today describe a future feast prepared by the Lord for all people who…
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…pointing me towards. This is the fullness of it. And then two verses later, Isaiah says the thing that Solomon spent 12 chapters unable to say,Isaiah 25, verse 8, he will swallow up death forever, and the Lord God will wipe away tears from all faces. Loved ones, death is a problem. Death is a great evil, but…
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…death, where is your scene? Listen, I love this. Now, when Paul quotes this, he says, Death is swallowed up in victory. And this is a quote fromIsaiah chapter 25, verse 8. And no, he is not misquoting it, nor is he taking it out of context. He is making a declaration that an Old Testament promise has now been…
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…not only what He says about Himself, but believe what the Old Testament Scriptures prophesied about Him and what will happen when He comes. We readIsaiah chapter 25 verse 6 to 9earlier in corporate scripture reading of that great banquet to come. The Lord Almighty will prepare a rich a feast of rich food and good wine.…
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…so they can grow in their faith among other Christians who are drawing closer to Christ themselves. I think this is a vision that Isaiah has inIsaiah 25:6-9that was read. It's one of these visions that the prophet has that is already happening yet is not yet fully fulfilled. It won't be fully fulfilled…
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…so they can grow in their faith among other Christians who are drawing closer to Christ themselves. I think this is a vision that Isaiah has inIsaiah 25:6-9that was read. It's one of these visions that the prophet has that is already happening yet is not yet fully fulfilled. It won't be fully fulfilled…
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…question, well, why does God ask for this offering or these contributions? [SPEAKER_00]: Verse 28, or no, verse 8, sorry, of 25. [SPEAKER_00]: Xis 25, verse 8. [SPEAKER_00]: Sorry, it says, and let them make me a sanctuary. [SPEAKER_00]: that I may dwell in their midst. [SPEAKER_00]: And this is again the…
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…and crushed for our iniquities, that the Savior would live the life we could never live, die the death we deserve, and would raise from the dead.Isaiah 25:8declares, **"He will swallow up death forever; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from all faces…"** Then we elaborated a little bit over the…
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…for us that we should follow Jesus' example of service. That we would serve others. as Jesus has served us. In Isaiah, we see a beautiful prophecy.Isaiah chapter 25, verses 6 through 9, is a prophecy about God in all of His glory and His taking care of all of His people. It says this, The Lord of hosts will prepare a feast for all…
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…and embellishments all the way through the scriptures, all the way to the book of Revelation. An important step on that developing of this motif isIsaiah 25, verses 6 through 8. Listen to this future prophecy that will be fulfilled. On this mountain, a picture of the kingdom of heaven, the Lord of hosts will make for all…
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…is our God for whom we have waited that He might save us. This is the Lord for whom we have waited; let us rejoice and be glad in His salvation.” (Isa. 25:6–9NASB) Wait for the Lord. Those who wait for the Lord will inherit the land. And in Isaiah it says on the mountain in Jerusalem the Lord will…
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…is our God for whom we have waited that He might save us. This is the Lord for whom we have waited; let us rejoice and be glad in His salvation.” (Isa. 25:6–9NASB) Wait for the Lord. Those who wait for the Lord will inherit the land. And in Isaiah it says on the mountain in Jerusalem the Lord will…
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…Kingdom. And every communion is a token of that. It's a reminder. He's coming again, and we will eat and drink with Him. There is the promise inIsaiah 25:6–8, “The Lord of hosts [listen to this] will prepare a lavish banquet for all peoples on this mountain; a banquet of aged wine, choice pieces with…
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…Kingdom. And every communion is a token of that. It's a reminder. He's coming again, and we will eat and drink with Him. There is the promise inIsaiah 25:6–8, “The Lord of hosts [listen to this] will prepare a lavish banquet for all peoples on this mountain; a banquet of aged wine, choice pieces with…
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…be swallowed up by the power of God. And we will have the victory because Christ has the victory, God has the victory. There's no one stronger. [Isaiah 25:8] He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord GOD will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away…
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…point back to Exodus chapter 16, when God is feeding his people manna in the wilderness. Or you might have a flash forward to what we read about inIsaiah chapter 25 verses 6 to 9where it talks about how the Lord himself will welcome people from all nations to a glorious eternal feast that he has prepared. But the most…
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…is Jesus? Seven hundred years before Jesus, the prophet Isaiah proclaimed this promise from God in Isaiah 25, and we'll put that up now, please.Isaiah 25:6-9, which reads, on this mountain, the Lord Almighty will prepare a feast of rich foods for all peoples, a banquet of aged wine, the best of meats and…
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