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Isaiah 27:7 · BSB
27:7 Has the LORD struck Israel as He struck her oppressors? Was she killed like those who slayed her?
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I turn with me, if you will, toIsaiah, chapter 27,. Isaiah, chapter 27. One of the things I love about singing is the ability, in song, to express complex issues and theology, not with close…
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…employed to represent evil because it is powerful, it is uncontrollable, and it is deadly. Let me just give you two examples, right? So again, inIsaiah chapter 27and verse 1, In that day, the Lord, with his hard and great and strong sword, will punish Leviathan, the fleeing serpent, Leviathan, the twisting…
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…that the vine, the vineyard, has been a failure. But God doesn't give up on his promise to reach the nations and bring his salvation. Flick on toIsaiah chapter 27. Because here we see a further promise. We could go to many different places, but this one I think helps sums it up. Isaiah 27 verse 2. Here is a…
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