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Isaiah 39:5 · BSB
39:5 Then Isaiah said to Hezekiah, “Hear the word of the LORD of Hosts:
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…are unchanging, even though the people around us or we ourselves are unfaithful. Now that's one page of your Bible. The other page of your Bibleis chapter 39, which shows us that we can trust God's purpose and presence even when faithful people suffer greatly. We have to move the camera from unfaithful…
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…and many more were matters of vital concern to the people of Mesopotamia at this time. And then when we move on to the last part of Genesis, whichis chapters 39through 50, they reflect Egyptian influence when the story shifts to Egypt. And these are the things that we will see in those stories. Egyptian…
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…by the Assyrians, and when they themselves had just received the warning that captivity was coming for them too. We see this at the end ofIsaiah chapter 39in verse 6. One day, not Assyria, but the kingdom of Babylon would come and carry them off into exile. The nation was conquered in that way. There…
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…God to teach his people another lesson because they just seem to always be straying from God. And he uses Babylon. And if you go back and you readIsaiah chapter 39, you understand why. King Hezekiah did some really stupid things. I mean, he was a good king for most of his life, but he did some foolish things…
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…1, comfort my people, says your God. That comfort comes from the fact that there is promised grace beyond judgment. This text has a context. InIsaiah chapter 39, and at verse 5 through 7, we get the most clear announcement yet, in the book, of judgment to come. So let's read that together. Isaiah 39 at…
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…to the king Hezekiah with his own particular version of, well, there may be trouble ahead. And here is how it went. Let me read this to you fromIsaiah chapter 39and verse 5. Go and say to Isaiah, Thus says the Lord God of David your father, I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears. Behold, I will…
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…to the king Hezekiah with his own particular version of, well, there may be trouble ahead. And here is how it went. Let me read this to you fromIsaiah chapter 39and verse 5. Go and say to Isaiah, Thus says the Lord God of David your father, I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears. Behold, I will…
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