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Isaiah 40:26 · BSB
40:26 Lift up your eyes on high: Who created all these? He leads forth the starry host by number; He calls each one by name. Because of His great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing.
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…them up. He's preparing people to meet the Lord. This scripture that's quoted has a lot of interesting context. I want to look at the context inIsaiah chapter 40. Here's Isaiah 40 that's being quoted. A voice cries in the wilderness. Prepare the way of the Lord. Make straight in the desert a highway for our…
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…you, I'd encourage you to turn there. We'll be in there for most of the chapter, most of the morning, kind of follow along with me in the text.Isaiah chapter 40begins with a very tender introduction and you can hear that closeness, that comforting language. Isaiah 40 beginning in verse one. Comfort,…
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…is the Lord's and the fullness thereof. The world and those who dwell therein. For he has founded upon the seas and established it upon the rivers.Isaiah chapter 40and verse 15. Verse 15. Behold, the nations are like a drop from a bucket and are accounted as the dust on the scales. Behold, he takes up the…
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…Lift up a banner that the peoples could see, so they'd know where salvation is found. A highway. Isaiah's talked about highways before inIsaiah chapter 40. He talked about a highway that God travels to rescue his people. In Isaiah 35, I think it is, he talks about a highway in which the people are…
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…he's waiting for Luke's words, the consolation of Israel. What does that mean? Consolation means comfort. So if you know your Old Testament, um, inIsaiah chapter 40, basically the first 39 chapters of Isaiah is Isaiah saying, judgment's coming, you're all going to be carried away, things are not gonna look…
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…That difference is as though we are nothing by comparison. Maybe a thousand years after Job, Isaiah the prophet records the words of God to Israel.Isaiah chapter 40, he says, Do you not know? Do you not hear? Don't you have ears? Hasn't it been told to you from the beginning? Have you not understood from the…
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…is not a lot. It's kind of a drop in the bucket. Speaking of lots of people, Moses says, are like a drop in the bucket in God's economy. That'sIsaiah chapter 40. When God looks at time, it's short. When God looks at our lives, those are also similarly short. Verse five, how short you sweep them away. That…
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…he told his disciples to just wait on the promise of the Holy Spirit. Sometimes you just need to stand and wait. But the Bible tells me this inIsaiah chapter 40those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. They'll mount up with wings as eagles, they'll run and not be weary, and they'll walk and…
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…guys at least open your Bibles once. So we'll sneak it in right here at the end. But yeah, if you have a Bible or a phone, go ahead and open up toIsaiah chapter 40. Isaiah chapter 40. And what I'm gonna do here is we're gonna close in prayer. And first, I'm just gonna pray through, just going through verses…
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…Our first one is what I've already read from Isaiah chapter 40, verse 9 to 11, so I'm not going to read it again. But in this passage of Isaiah 9,Isaiah chapter 40. The coming one is recognized, first of all, as God. The one to come is God. He says, behold your God. And this just shows again, it's one of the…
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Grace to you and peace from God our Father, from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Our text for this morning is the Old Testament reading fromIsaiah chapter 40. After hearing news that one of his children died in a car accident, a father cries out, Lord have mercy. Lord, where are you? I need you now more…
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…53. He said, "Expositors have called this chapter the the holy of holies of Isaiah. It is also the middle chapter in part two of the book thatis chapters 40- 66. Most of the approximately 80 references to Isaiah in the New Testament come from this chapter. It is the most quoted or alluded to Old…
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…mean when he saw the infant Jesus in the temple, they spirit revealed to Simeon that this was the consolation that the Lord promised. DunesIsaiah chapter 40verse one Kayana Simeone in a prophecy, the nice lady point on the look. There's a chapter 2 verse 34 Subidon. Behold, this child is appointed for…
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…fall flat. But divine power will succeed every time it goes forth. His power is what provides these blessed provisions in our life. We can turn toIsaiah chapter 40. And read verses 27 through 31. Why do you say, O Jacob, and assert, O Israel, my way is hidden from the Lord, and the justice due me escapes the…
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…who's going to bring justice to the nations, a son of David. And from that point forward, we hear nothing about David. Until we get to the place inIsaiah chapter 40and beyond, 42, 49, 50, 52, 53, all of a sudden the servant is mentioned. And in four servant songs, we see someone who is also chosen by God, also…
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…1 through 39 is actually a much different tone, and Isaiah takes on a different theme in the first half of Isaiah, and then the second half ofIsaiah, chapters 40to 66, afterward, uh, someone else wrote that down afterward, after Cyrus already came to power, but he wrote it down more as history rather than…
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…a son of the devil. You're an enemy of righteousness. You deceive, you're wicked, and you make crooked straight paths. And this is a call back toIsaiah, chapter 40, and also the what John the Baptist used when John the Baptist told people to turn away from crookedness to the straight ways of Christ, but elimus…
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…see, okay, Why did John come? What was his purpose? We're going to see it in verses 4 through 6, and I'm gonna read it again. This is quoting fromIsaiah chapter 40. The voice of one crying in the wilderness. Prepare the way of the Lord, Make his paths straight. Every valley shall be filled, every mountain and…
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…to you weekly. We pray what you hear will bring clarity to your situation and open doors in your life. Enjoy the message. And last week we were inIsaiah chapter 40, and we're not going to turn there because I'm just going to quickly go over it. We focused on verse 31, and it talks about, well, I'll read it. It…
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…weakness. Is that OK? I mustn't talk about the comrades. It's like, you know, you meet other people on that day, right? So anyway, but in in inIsaiah chapter 40, it speaks about giving strength to the weak. Have you ever experienced that? So in Isaiah 40, it says, but those who wait on the Lord, can you say…
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