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Isaiah 35:6 · BSB
35:6 Then the lame will leap like a deer and the mute tongue will shout for joy. For waters will gush forth in the wilderness, and streams in the desert.
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…of the passage that we're in this morning. As we're moving through the book of Isaiah, beginning in Isaiah chapter 10 and moving all the way toIsaiah chapter 35, we see this evidence that God will judge the nations. And if you're experiencing direct hostility, you say, it's about time. They're getting what…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 35” view source ↗
…It talks a lot about this longing for home. It talks a lot about home. And in particular, one of the first lessons that we read this evening wasIsaiah chapter 35. And this shows us two things about home. So what I want to do is I want to walk through Isaiah 35 very briefly. And then I just want to show you…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 35” view source ↗
…the two roads are conveniently presented to us in these two chapters. The default road is chapter 34, and the road that you have to choose to go onis chapter 35. And in terms of eternity, Isaiah shows us that whatever road you take, whether it's Isaiah 34 or Isaiah 35, makes all the difference. Because the…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “is chapter 35” view source ↗
…We've got to understand and to know our Old Testament to grasp what is going on here. So, keep your finger there in Mark and jump back toIsaiah chapter 35. Isaiah chapter 35. 35. The first 34 chapters, this is just generally, but generally, the first 34 chapters are all about God's judgment on…
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