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Isaiah 38:17 · BSB
38:17 Surely for my own welfare I had such great anguish; but Your love has delivered me from the pit of oblivion, for You have cast all my sins behind Your back.
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…there that I want to bring to your attention for this first point. It's an Isaiah 38 and verse 17. Notice what he says in this journal entry. AndIsaiah 38, verse 17, Hezekiah says, behold, in other words, pay attention to this. You hear us. Behold, the ESB renders it. It was for my welfare. The word welfare…
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…behind one's back. Thank you, brother. Did you hear that? Well, if you didn't, that's OK because I want you to see with your own eyes in Isaiah andIsaiah 38, verse 17. This is Old Testament, by the way. This is under the old coven. That's very true in the New, in the person of Jesus Christ. But look at what is…
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…be assured that we can confess our sin to him and he will forgive us. And that's true of all these wonderful promises of forgiveness in the Bible.Isaiah 38 verse 17. You have put all my sins behind your back. Isn't that wonderful? That God takes our sins and when we confess them because of Jesus dying for us,…
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…the true king but Jesus understood to secure the crown of being king meant first he would go to the cross why because Jesus is the missing piece ofIsaiah 38 verse 17that we refer to by Hezekiah that how could Hezekiah go from being a recipient of God's wrath to be a recipient of God's grace why because he says…
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