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Isaiah 36:1 · BSB
36:1 In the fourteenth year of Hezekiah’s reign, Sennacherib king of Assyria attacked and captured all the fortified cities of Judah.
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…sidebar. The chronicler tells this story in one chapter. This same story is told in two different places in 2 Kings chapters 18 and 19 and inIsaiah chapters 36and 37. And there's a whole lot more nuance and particularity about this story. And it's fascinating that the chronicler just wants us to see the…
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…is that God's throne where he ruled the nations was in heaven and his presence in the world was his footstool. We see that, in fact, at the end ofIsaiah chapter 36. 66, sorry. At the end of Isaiah. That the earth is his footstool. In other words, it's his presence. The ark of the covenant is his presence in…
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…or think. He wants to do that for you this morning. He wants to do that but he will only do that if you come to him in prayer. So as we turn toIsaiah chapter 36. All that the prophet Isaiah was trying to communicate to the people of Israel. Begins to culminate in the life story of this one King Hezekiah. So…
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…today. A man of faith to the same God that we see all throughout the scriptures. And we'll see come front and center in our passage this morning inIsaiah chapter 36. This is the continuing message of Isaiah to the people of Israel. This is what he's trying to communicate to them. If you want to be a people who…
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