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Isaiah 40:2 · BSB
40:2 “Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and proclaim to her that her forced labor has been completed; her iniquity has been pardoned. For she has received from the hand of the LORD double for all her sins.”
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…one of those titles of God. And yet that is the promise that God's people got. And yet they cried out, how long? Stay in Isaiah and let's go toIsaiah chapter 40. We're just looking at different promises that the people of God had received. Isaiah 40 and verse one, the prophet writes comfort. Yes, comfort my…
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…From this time forth and forever more, the seal of the Lord of Hosts will do this. The longing of Israel for comfort is now fulfilled andIsaiah chapter 40verse one comfort. Comfort my people, says your God. Listen again to the prophecy of Zechariah concerning the birth of Jesus in Luke chapter one…
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…of the very first songs, in fact, there's five in total, that actually, of Handel's Messiah, actually come straight from our text this morning,Isaiah chapter 40. And part of what I love about the Messiah is that I think it beautifully captures the tone and the mood of Isaiah 40, which is one of God speaking…
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…through. And that's a real thing. But your God is indeed still faithful, even in the midst of it. And and hopefully for you, those those words inIsaiah chapter 40and verse 28, where he says that he talks about the Lord. He says this, he says, The Lord is an everlasting God, the creator of the ends of the…
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…of Luke. John the Baptist is not the refiner. He's not the cleanser, but he is the one who is in the wilderness. Prepare the way of the Lord.Isaiah chapter 40, verse three. So we're turning to Luke chapter one, verse 17. That's going to be found in page 1016. Verse 17. And he will go before him in the…
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…800 years. In fact, Isaiah prophesied of things that still to this day have not yet come to pass, about the second coming of Christ. But here inIsaiah chapter 40, God gives Isaiah this word about this one who's crying out in the wilderness, and his job is to make straight paths or straight highways for a God…
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…A coming. Prophet. Who's coming. Before. The coming. Yahweh. God. You see that. Well. The second quote. In verse three. Is actually from Isaiah.Isaiah chapter 40. Verse three. The voice. Of one crying. In the wilderness. Prepare the way. Of the Lord. Make. His path. Straight. And again. We see two things.…
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…John the Baptist spent a lot of his time in the Judean Wilderness. In fact, I want to look at a lot of different passages with that. So let's go toIsaiah chapter 40. John the Baptist he was prophesied as the Forerunner of Jesus Christ. Now, here's another interesting, again, I mentioned this to the young people…
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…he is the sovereign. We can rely upon Him and His majesty and His direction for our lives. There's a passage of Scripture that I really enjoy. It'sIsaiah, chapter 40. And in this chapter, the prophet Isaiah asks a number of different rhetorical questions to the people to demonstrate how great our God is And,…
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…it does mean make it straight in the sense of enabling progress to be made in it. And really that's what it means spiritually as well. You rememberIsaiah chapter 40and verse 3 is a verse taken up by John the Baptist in his preliminaries before Jesus himself began his ministry. What did John say about himself?…
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…where it was written about himself. Was it bragging? No, it's always. Greatness always confesses what the Word says about us. So let's look atIsaiah, chapter 40. Well, how did he know this? Well, at some point in time he had a revelation of who he was. God will tell you who you are. In fact, god already…
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Isaiah chapter 40. So we're going to read the beginning and the end of Isaiah 40. So you can follow along. Isaiah 40 starting in verse 1. Let us hear God's words.…
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…himself. John the Baptist, right? We heard about this in this series in John chapter 1. John the Baptist was the forerunner of Messiah of Jesus. InIsaiah chapter 40, the same thing is said. So let's keep going. He's talking about John the Baptist there. And verse 1 says, The Lord whom ye seek. The Lord, this is…
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…the world and those who dwell therein. For he has founded it upon the seas and established it upon the rivers. Right? He made it. It is his.Isaiah chapter 40and 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 coastlands…
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…Okay, John the Baptist that the voice in the wilderness saying make straight the path for the Lord. Again, he's not come out of nowhere. It'sIsaiah chapter 40you read about him there. The works that the one God's promised one would come and his arrival would cause the lame to leap for joy and who would…
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…actually not Isaiah. What I just read, that's Malachi 3.1. I send my messenger before your face who will prepare your way. And then he quotes fromIsaiah chapter 40, the voice of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight. In other words, Mark says that Malachi and Isaiah…
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…I'm going to show you today because you're like, man, I'm tired, I'm going to tell you why, and what you need to do to fix it? Let's turn over toIsaiah chapter 40, how many in your Bible reading plan? You just read this last week. Few days ago. Actually, Isaiah chapter 40. Starting in verse 28. We'll go to 31…
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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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…voice crying out in the wilderness Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight the way of the Lord and that was a prophecy about him Came out ofIsaiah, chapter 40. What does that mean? To make? Make straight the way of the Lord? It means to get ready. It means Jesus is coming soon and the people are not…
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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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