Isaiah chapter 40. There it is. You know me, I like to kind of move around. I don't like being kind of like stuck right here. ! Got that mic. Isaiah chapter 40. So…
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Isaiah 40:23 · BSB
40:23 He brings the princes to nothing and makes the rulers of the earth meaningless.
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Isaiah chapter 40. There it is. You know me, I like to kind of move around. I don't like being kind of like stuck right here. ! Got that mic. Isaiah chapter 40. So…
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…and this is a little bit of mental work, if we get this, we will see why John the Baptist appearing is such brilliant news for us here today. Okay.Isaiah chapter 40, God has been making a promise to his people who are in exile in Babylon. Okay. They're away from their homeland. Their enemies have defeated them.…
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…And so often, throughout these ascriptions of praise, both in the Old Testament and the New, you'll find this emphasis, who is a God like you?Isaiah chapter 40, there's the same thing again, of course, and Isaiah is very dynamic, as you know, against idolatry, against ascribing deity, ascribing worship or…
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…from Malachi chapter 3 verse 1. It has some similarities with parts of Isaiah, but it seems like for Mark, it's the quote in verse 3, which is fromIsaiah chapter 40, which was read by George earlier in the service. This promise of comfort and the coming of God to bring comfort to his people and someone coming…
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…toward us, his grace poured out in that psalm. We'll read together from his word, first of all, from the Old Testament and the prophecy ofIsaiah, chapter 40. Isaiah and chapter 40, we'll read from verse 18, and then we'll turn forward in our Bibles to the Gospel of John and chapter 3. Reading first of…
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…mind, Look at verse 23, I am the voice of one, Crying in the wilderness, Make straight the way, Of the Lord, As the prophet Isaiah said, So turn toIsaiah, Chapter 40, What did the prophet Isaiah say? The context for what John, Cries out, From the wilderness, Is most likely, What he was meditating on, Because of…
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…slinking in, fearful and uncertain? Amen. This is actually where we are at in the book of Isaiah as well. We've been in a series in the book ofIsaiah, chapters 40through 55. If you want to turn there, I totally forgot. It's page 585. 575. Thank you, Tyler. 575 in the Pew Bible. And if you remember, this is a…
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…contrast, contrast. And that's what Isaiah 46 is doing. Isaiah 46 is trying to help us see something by way of contrast. Now, this whole section ofIsaiah, chapters 40through 55, God has been trying to speak a word of comfort to His people, comfort to them in their trials, comfort to them in their failings. But…
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…question that the prophet Isaiah is speaking to in the passage that we're going to look at this morning. We are in a summer series on the book ofIsaiah, chapters 40through 55. If you want to turn with me in the Pew Bible, it'd be good for you to follow along if you can. It's page 564. We're going to start in…
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Well, good morning, church. Would you turn with me back toIsaiah chapter 40? Again, that's page 561 in the Pew Bible. We're starting a new sermon series today that will take us through the rest of the summer. Now, if you've…
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…Christ's kingdom really prosper? Can God move in power again? Think about our city or think about our nation? And so we're going to come shortly toIsaiah chapter 40, and that was the reality for the folks that were hearing that word from God. And because they were exiles, and they were discouraged, and they…
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…has come. And Simeon is saying that because he's pronouncing a prophecy that's being fulfilled. And the prophecy is very clear. It comes to us fromIsaiah chapter 40. And in Isaiah 40, God had said through Isaiah comfort, consolation, consolation, comfort, comfort, my people, pericle, pericle. I'm looking, the…
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…themes, and I'll post those up. Uh by the way, the uh uh guest Wi-Fi is up on the screen. If you would like to dial into that today, we'll be in uhIsaiah chapter 40. I'd love for you to turn there with me. Today we're looking at Advent Hope in Christ. Uh our themes include the unconditional love of God in…
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…We could go on and on and point out more things like this, but we need to get to the gospel according to Isaiah. So let's leave off here and go toIsaiah chapter 40. Mark starts his gospel according to Mark, Mark's perspective on the scriptures and what Jesus said and did. And he starts his gospel by saying…
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…the gospel. In fact, do you remember how James refers to Abraham when Abraham uh is called the friend of God? I love this, and this is an echo ofIsaiah chapter 40, 41, somewhere in there where Isaiah the prophet refers to Abraham as a friend of God. But I love what James says, James 2, 23. Abraham believed…
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…green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name's sake. In the prophets inIsaiah chapter 40, as Isaiah is beginning to look ahead to the renewing and what it will take for God to renew his people. He says, Say to the cities of Judah,…
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…than Daniel and his friends were able to see. What they trusted, we now are able to see as we look back over history. We can know even more thatIsaiah chapter 40is true. The nations are like a drop from the bucket. They are counted as the dust on the scales. Behold, he takes up the coastlands like fine…
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…worship guide. You can turn in your Bible. Of course, you can turn in your phone. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's word. AndIsaiah chapter 40tells us that the grass withers and the flowers fade. But God and his word stand forever. And so that's why we read now, starting at verse 17.…
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…For he has founded it upon the seas and established it upon the rivers. It belongs to him. Everything created, which includes us, belongs to God.Isaiah chapter 40and verse 15. Behold, the nations are like a drop from a bucket. And are accounted as the dust on the scales. Not worthy to be measured. Behold, he…
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…me, either in your worship guide or in your Bible or on your phone. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's word. And God tells us inIsaiah chapter 40that the grass withers and the flowers fade, but his word stands forever. And so that's why we read it now, starting at verse 4. For if God did not…
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