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Isaiah 40:5 · BSB
40:5 And the glory of the LORD will be revealed, and all humanity together will see it.” For the mouth of the LORD has spoken.
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…those of us who aren't faithful, who aren't obedient, who aren't trustworthy. He is the faithful son who accomplishes what Israel could not. And inIsaiah, chapter 40, verses 4 to 9, we're giving a rare and intimate glimpse into the servant's own voice. Let's read it and listen to it. Let's read it and listen to it. The Lord…
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…in the back half of the quote. We see crooked roads becoming straight as a translation for rough ground becoming level. And we see the it ofIsaiah 40 verse 5specified by Luke as God's salvation. These were translation decisions made by those who produced the first Greek translation of the Old Testament…
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…ahead of the king, shouting, crying out in the wilderness, make straight the way of the Lord, prepare the path. John's gospel here is quoting fromIsaiah chapter 40, verses 3 to 5. So I'm going to read them in a second. And I wonder if, as I read them, you will again find yourself with Handel's Messiah in your mind's eye or…
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…There is mentioning of the coming of John the Baptist, like I said. Malachi 3.1 is a great example, and of course, there's the famous verse inIsaiah, chapter 40, verses 3 through 5. We're not going to go over that, but that can be found in your notes. We then go to verse 2. Who can endure the day of His coming? And who can…
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…I want you to hear this morning the hope that God is calling out to you. The message of my sermon this morning is cries of comfort. InIsaiah chapter 40, verses 1 through 8, God speaks to the prophet through the prophet Isaiah regarding a future time of deportation and exile for God's people. They will be conquered,…
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…But an answer for me personally came in a profound way that day when we came to the book of Isaiah 40. And this is what we read that morning.Isaiah 40:1-8. Comfort, comfort my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem and cry to her that her warfare is ended, that her iniquity is pardoned,…
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Tonight, our reading is fromIsaiah chapter 40, verses 1 through 5. Comfort, comfort my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem and proclaim to her that her hard service has been completed, that her sin…
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…So, seven hundred years earlier, Isaiah the prophet had prophesied this very thing. Isaiah 40, you can look it up later in your in your Bibles.Isaiah chapter 40, verses 3 through 5, talks about this messenger in the wilderness who's going to prepare the way of the Lord. So again, Luke is just helping us see how John is…
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