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Isaiah 28:4 · BSB
28:4 The fading flower of his beautiful splendor, set on the summit above the fertile valley, will be like a ripe fig before the summer harvest: Whoever sees it will take it in his hand and swallow it.
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…the church thinks that it is tongue speaking that is a sign of spiritual maturity. And Paul says it's the opposite. In fact, Paul quotes there fromIsaiah chapter 28, where God's people hearing languages they didn't know was a sign of God's judgment. God was judging them by having the message come by language…
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…and when we see these connections. And so the stone is a stone in Psalm 118. The stone is a stone in Isaiah chapter 8. The stone is a stone inIsaiah chapter 28. It is a stone that is chosen by God. As I read in this passage itself, it's precious in the eyes of God. It's a stone prepared by God. And we look…
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…to another sort of nearby idea that Jesus and the New Testament authors pick up, but it originates in the Old Testament as everything else does. InIsaiah chapter 28. So if you want to hold on to Isaiah chapter 28, we'll come back there. And if you want to hold another finger in like first Peter chapter two,…
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…the servants and upon the handmaids, in those days, say, in those days, will I pour out my spirit. Another prophet named Isaiah steps forward. InIsaiah chapter 28and verse 11 through 12, he proclaims for with stammering lips and another tongue. Say another tongue. Will he speak to this people? Say, this…
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…and we're gonna sort of put the question in front of ourselves what do we need to understand about God's punishment? Uh I'm going to start inIsaiah chapter 28. By the way, if you have your Bible, I'm going to be all over the Bible today. So I'm going to be in the Old Testament and the New Testament. So…
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…is written, with men of other tongues and other lips, I will speak to this people. Huh. What's he talking about there? Well, he's actually quotingIsaiah chapter 28. In Isaiah chapter 28, a statement of judgment, he says, for with stammering lips and another tongue, he will speak to this people. Hmm. He will…
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…the day. So, back to my brief summary of things. We have the women discovering that Jesus isn't in the tomb. Let's read one of the accounts. Thisis chapter 28of Matthew. Now, after the Sabbath, toward the Dawn of the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to see the tomb. And…
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…you're not understanding this gift of tongues. You need to grow in understanding. Verse 21, he goes to the Old Testament and gives a quote fromIsaiah chapter 28. And in Isaiah chapter 28, Isaiah records how the priests and the prophets of Israel in his time had mocked his prophecy. His clear communication…
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…Paul quotes the Old Testament quite frequently. And I think it's good for us to see where he's quoting. And I think it's important for us to see inIsaiah, chapter 28and some of these other places that the message of Jesus was, was always there. The message of the cornerstone was always there. For those in the…
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…will I speak to this people? And even then they will not listen to me, says the Lord. Let me give you the background of what's going on here. So inIsaiah chapter 28, Isaiah was a prophet, and he was speaking to the northern tribe of Israel, the 10 tribes who had broken away from the southern tribe. And God had…
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…19 to 21, for it is written, I will destroy the wisdom of the wise and bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent. This is a prophecy fromIsaiah chapter 28. Where is the wise, Paul says? Where is the scribe? Where is the disputer of this age? Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? For since…
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…now you're saying it's a sign for unbelievers. And so I I'm not gonna lie. A difficult verse to understand, but I think if we connect it to thatIsaiah chapter 28, like connection that he makes, what we can understand is this that it's not the primary purpose of tongues, but they can be assigned to…
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…seeds, right? So there is this direct correlation between the seed you sow and the grain that you reap. And this week we're going to be focusing onIsaiah chapter 28, where there's this beautiful scripture on how. God gives wisdom to the farmer. On how to actually, you know, sow his seed and how he has to thresh…
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…usually we think of tongues as simply a sign of blessing. That's all it is. Yay, we get to speak in tongues. We get to go out and the church grows.Isaiah chapter 28is where Paul is speaking from. He said, with the stammering lips and another tongue, he will speak to this people. What do you think happened when…
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Praise the Lord. We're going to turn now for Bible reading. We're turning toIsaiah chapter 28, Isaiah chapter 28. I'm going to take time tonight to read the first 17 verses. I was tempted to break into the chapter. What is think that there's…
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If we can turn back to our reading inIsaiah chapter 28. I'm reading at the beginning of this section at verse 14. ! Isaiah 28 at verse 14, where we read, Therefore hear the word of the Lord, you…
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I'd ask you to take your Bible and turn with me over to the book ofIsaiah, chapter 28. We're going through the book of Isaiah on Sunday mornings and we are in this chapter coming up chapter 28. In 1711, a long time ago the South Sea…
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…in particular, it's just one after the other. In fact, I'll I'll put a few of these on the screen. This he quotes from. You see, he quotes fromIsaiah chapter 28. He quotes from Psalm 118, from Isaiah eight, Exodus 19, Isaiah 43, quotes from Hosea in multiple places. And he's probably hinting at Psalm 34,…
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…was saying in order to get our attention. In the prophet Isaiah, he elevated this architectural concept to the realm of the spiritual. He said inIsaiah chapter 28, therefore, thus says the Lord God, behold, Behold, I am laying in Zion a stone, a tested stone, a costly cornerstone for the foundation firmly…
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…they can hear it, they can go in one ear, but they won't understand it. They won't submit to it. And that leads to this episode that we find inIsaiah chapter 28. Turn with me there to Isaiah 28, where Isaiah is rebuking on behalf of God the priests and the prophets, kind of like in Malachi's day, who were…
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