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Isaiah 38:9 · BSB
38:9 This is a writing by Hezekiah king of Judah after his illness and recovery:
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…to send Emmanuel, who is God with us, to a virgin, and that's called a sign here by Isaiah. And then, um, if you will look over in chapter uh, 38,Isaiah chapter 38, and you know what Luke says, you know, we're going to see that in a minute. the the great miracle of the incarnation. Yeah, that's a miracle. But…
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…will and continues to face rejection there. Most of us would weep if we face just one of these things. But the worst of them all, I would argue,is chapter 38. A few officials from Judah's fledgling government essentially accuse Jeremiah of treason. He's siding with the Babylonians and he's he's harming…
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…of the book of Isaiah and for the past couple of weeks we've been spending time in that, looking at this historic transition. Our text for todayis chapters 38and 39. These two chapters complete this transition in the book of Isaiah from the prophecies of judgment to the prophecies of comfort and hope and…
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…am about to put a spirit in him, sennacherib, and he will hear a rumor and return to his own land, where I will cause him to fall by the sword. AndIsaiah chapter 38, which we'll cover next week. Isaiah 38, verse 6. And I will, god, I will rescue you, hezekiah, and this city from the grasp of the king of…
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…matter and our actions matter. And there are real, live consequences that result from our actions. You know, it's interesting, in places likeIsaiah chapter 38, you see this interplay. King Hezekiah becomes very sick, presumably because of an infected boil. And Isaiah comes to him and says, King, you need…
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…And that's the perfect example of sometimes God will use trials to draw us closer to him. As I'm moving to my Third Point, turning your bibles toIsaiah, chapter 38, Isaiah, chapter 38. My last point tonight is sometimes God sends trials into our life to make his glory known. Isaiah chapter 38, verse one says…
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…the Lord's Day. Not in a legalistic way, but nevertheless in a way that honors it as the day of God. And that's what we have in these verses inIsaiah chapter 38. There are some differences in terms of things that are connected with the Lord's Day, as you move from the Old Testament to the New Testament,…
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…do everything in your power. You cannot extend your life beyond that which God desires for you to live. Now listen to me carefully. In the book ofIsaiah chapter 38, there's a man by the name of Hezekiah. He's king. He develops what appears to be, in his mind, a relatively small health issue. But he doesn't get…
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…them to Fort Knox and opened the door and said, Can you see how wealthy I am? Look at all this. And he did it out of his pride. By the way, that'sIsaiah chapter 38and 39. It's Isaiah 38 and 39. And God promised judgment from that nation in chapter 39 of Isaiah. That ancient nation of Babylon. He said they…
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…I have no doubt that in the back of their mind they were thinking this, Ah, Jesus must be the one because he is referring to what we find over inIsaiah chapter 38, and you don't need to turn to that passage, but it's Isaiah chapter 35, verse 1 through 5. Here's what Isaiah the prophet foretold about the…
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