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Isaiah 34:1–4 · BSB
34:1 Come near, O nations, to listen; pay attention, O peoples. Let the earth hear, and all that fills it, the world and all that springs from it.
34:2 The LORD is angry with all the nations and furious with all their armies. He will devote them to destruction; He will give them over to slaughter.
34:3 Their slain will be left unburied, and the stench of their corpses will rise; the mountains will flow with their blood.
34:4 All the stars of heaven will be dissolved. The skies will be rolled up like a scroll, and all their stars will fall like withered leaves from the vine, like foliage from the fig tree.
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…is what is to come. This is what's to come. This is what God has said and this is what God has meant. This is why both in Isaiah chapter 14, AndIsaiah chapter 34, he said, after Babylon is destroyed, it will no longer be inhabited. There's a reason for that. There's a reason for that. Anyway, Brian, back to…
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…I have one final slide, and I'm hoping to end on a good note here, because I have given you the gloom, despair, and agony on us. Let's go toIsaiah chapter 34. Well, it's it's one section of scripture across two slides. I misspoke. Isaiah chapter 34 verses 1 through 4. Isaiah 34 verses 1 through 4. Come…
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…you to pause, write this down. You go read on your own time. Excuse me. Ezekiel chapter 32, verses seven and eight talks about the fall of Egypt.Isaiah chapter 34, verse four is judgment on Edom. So you can go and read these scriptures and see the imagery that's being used in these verses. Another note when…
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…chapter 34, verse 4. I would invite you maybe this week to go and study this. And you'll, if you interpret this in light of what's happening inIsaiah chapter 34, the point of Isaiah 34 is that, yes, the nations rage, and the nations rage because they believe that their gods give them a leg up on all the…
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…happened is when God brought judgment on a nation, he used this apocalyptic language to speak about his judgment upon them. Lights out for Edom,Isaiah chapter 34. All the host of heaven shall be dissolved. Think about that. If you think that this language only refers to the end of the world, we're in big…
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…in opposition against God, to speak of it as eternal flames is only to give some real-life descriptor of just horrific that separation from Godis. Chapter 34is a sobering reminder and it should speak to us in several different ways. If we're discouraged by the chaos that's around us, if we're…
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…this, and if you got quick hands or you got rewind on your YouTube, if you want to go back and watch this, you can capture these passages. But inIsaiah, chapter 34, in verse four, the judgment against Edom, the stars in the sky will dissolve, the sky will roll up like a scroll and the stars will all wither as…
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…to us. We thank You for the beauty of it, of how it brings us to places and situations that remind us of the devastation of sin as we read there inIsaiah chapter 34of the sulfur and the burning pitch. And yet, as we come into chapter 35, we are given that wonderful assurance of the hope of Your people. That…
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…gonna read from the end of Exodus. So if you have a Bible, you can just look to your left or you can scroll back to the end of Exodus. Thisis chapter 34. Everything's been building from Genesis 3 really until this moment in Exodus, chapter 34. Everything's been building to this moment, and this is…
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…God of grace, despite our mistakes, grace calls us to move on from what's behind. Right off the back of that horrendous car crash of a scene thatis chapter 34, God speaks to Jacob at verse 1. And if it were me, the first words at verse 1 would have been, Jacob, we're done. But God says, Jacob, arise. This…
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…wedding supper of the Lamb. It's prophesied all over the Bible. Jesus himself talks about it in Matthew 8, Luke 12. The prophets talk about it inIsaiah chapter 34, Jeremiah 46, Zephaniah 1. But I want you to see the most glorious, I think, passage describing this. Turn with me to Isaiah 25. As we look at this…
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…Isaiah is quite clear often in his themes. And I don't think we miss much tonight. We shouldn't have missed it. The theme of judgment in thereis chapter 34and blessing in chapter 35. And so Isaiah gives us some good structural things. So we'll say something about that. And then we'll have a couple of…
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…that kept the name Israel, and they conquered the capital Samaria in July, and they held it for most of the sixth century. The second half ofIsaiah, chapters 34to 66, are mostly talking about life in exile under Babylon. Now Babylon came through and they conquered Assyria in the sixth century, and they…
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…lives, we look back and when there's been that choice between two paths, two ways, two roads, that choice has made all the difference. And here inIsaiah chapter 34and 35, two roads are presented to you. I'll change the image a little bit from the Robert Cross poem. There is a road that we are already on as…
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…Spend some time looking at those. They also would have known of some of the symbolism of the judgment of God using these kind of agrarian symbols.Isaiah chapter 34is an example of that. So it was a very timely way for him to speak to these people. Note that there are six soils. Don't spend a ton of time…
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