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Isaiah 30:15 · BSB
30:15 For the Lord GOD, the Holy One of Israel, has said: “By repentance and rest you would be saved; your strength would lie in quiet confidence—but you were not willing.”
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…completely different source of security and let them choose. And that word is the one that still confronts us whenever we start Egypt shopping. InIsaiah chapter 30 verse 15, for thus said the Lord God, the holy one of Israel, in returning and rest, you shall be saved. In quietness and in trust shall be your strength,…
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…It is disquieted. And I believe that God, some of you need to turn it off so that you can quiet your heart again to the Lord. Quiet your heart.Isaiah chapter 30, verse 15. I've only got two more scriptures and I'm done. This might be the shortest message I've ever preached. Some of you are clapping. Bill is clapping…
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…what we were meant for. But in the heart, this is what we need to hear from God's heart toward us. And this is where we're gonna anchor today inIsaiah chapter 30, verse 15. And this is what he says: this is what the sovereign Lord, the Holy One of Israel, says in repentance and rest is your salvation. The thing you…
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…in strength and energy. Even my joy has not been destroyed. It's a calling by God to you and me. Is it like Isaiah 18? Yeah, I no, I know it'sIsaiah 30, verses 15and 18. Jot that down if you're taking notes or anything. Isaiah 30, 15 and 18. There's this there's this returning to God, there's this quietness…
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…said we're blessed if we in turn wait for him. What's God waiting for? If you look at the context, he's waiting for us to repent and return to him.Isaiah 30, verse 15,. For thus says the Lord. The Holy One of Israel has said In repentance and rest you'll be saved. In quietness and trust is your strength. He's…
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…make it impact. And last word last week. Do you remember what we talked about rests in the wild? That's right, rest in the wild. And we talked fromIsaiah 30 verse 15, and it says, thus said the Lord God the Holy One of Israel, in returning to me and resting in me, you'll be saved in quietness or undisturbedness…
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…just brother, don't even bring that up. It should have been $200 on it, $50. Not nearly enough. Not nearly enough next week. I love this passage inIsaiah 30 verse 15. It says this is what the sovereign Lord, the Holy One of Israel says in repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your…
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…that God has abandoned you. Don't believe the lie that God doesn't care. Put down your roots into God's word. Believe what he says when he says inIsaiah 30 verse 15, in repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength. Maybe you'll never see this side of eternity, what God's…
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…upon themselves the task of accomplishing anything through natural means striving, help they at best did better than most humans. So if you go toIsaiah 30 verse 15, you'll see this working out. Isaiah 30 verse 15. Isaiah 30 verse 15. I was talking to somebody about this earlier today. Isaiah 30 verse 15. Oh,…
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…rest is in him and where he is and he is our rest, that means they, those who live disobedient lives will never enter his rest. Here's the proof.Isaiah 30 verse 15, for thus said the Lord God, the Holy one of Israel in returning and rest, you shall be saved in quietness and in trust shall be your strength. Do…
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…had to wait. And guess what? Just like you and me, we don't like to wait, and they didn't like to wait. So notice this. This isn't a chapter andIsaiah chapter 30, verse 15. You can turn there if you'd like. If you want an example how waiting is a faith revealing, faith developing exercise, Isaiah 30 verse 15 reads for…
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…can I slow life down? Can I come back into a place of quietness? Can I combine that with trust? Can I combine that with rest? Where's that found?Isaiah 30, verse 15. In quietness and trust is your salvation. In returning and rest, you will find peace. The ability to slow things down. It's very hard to slow…
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…study in the book of Isaiah? Where do we go? And why do we go there? And it really stems from the initiative that we have this year that comes fromIsaiah chapter 30, verse 15. And if you remember what that passage says, it says, Is that your experience today? Is that where you are? Experiencing the perpetual salvation…
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…life because it's counterintuitive. It's not what the culture would say in terms of how strength should come. But as we look at it this morning inIsaiah chapter 30, verse 15, I think we'll begin to understand why this verse is so significant. So turn with me, if you would, to Isaiah chapter 30, verse 15. If you're a…
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…life. Because it's counterintuitive. It's not what the culture would say in terms of how strength should come. But as we look at it this morning inIsaiah chapter 30, verse 15, I think we'll begin to understand why this verse is so significant. So turn with me, if you would, to Isaiah chapter 30, verse 15. If you're a…
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