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Isaiah 41:21 · BSB
41:21 “Present your case,” says the LORD. “Submit your arguments,” says the King of Jacob.
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…mind, there's no chapter divisions. When Isaiah first composed this, it was all one book. So we're going to take that chunk of the scripture todayIsaiah 41, verses 21, through verse 42, 9. I'll read this for us Submit your case, says the Lord. Present your arguments, says Jacob's king. Let them come and tell us…
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…the whole truth because when we just look at a little bit of truth we begin to believe just that and nothing else and that's when you go back toisaiah 41 verse 21and 22 where it says set forth your case says the lord bring your proofs says the king of jacob let them bring them and tell us what is to happen…
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…church. It's good to see you all this morning. Would you turn with me to Isaiah chapter 41 and verse 21. That is page 563 in the Pew Bible.Isaiah chapter 41, verse 21, page 563. Now, what we're talking about this morning is ultimately joy. Why is it so hard to find? Where do we get it? Joy. Now, if you're new to…
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