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Isaiah 44:1 · BSB
44:1 But now listen, O Jacob My servant, Israel, whom I have chosen.
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…So keep before you in this comparison the immensity, the Infinity of God. The Lord, like the Son, abides through endless years. The same inIsaiah chapter 44and verse 8. The Lord gives this challenge. Fear ye not, neither be afraid. Have not I told thee from that time and have declared it? Ye are even…
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…judgment from him, even though there's bitterness in his soul. God, remove the curse that I might be proclaimed clean and innocent. Then we see inIsaiah chapter 44. Verses 22 through 23. I have wiped out your transgressions. Listen to this. Like a thick cloud. And your sins like a heavy mist. Return to me for…
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…And if you don't have a Bible, you can find a pew Bible in front of you and turn to page 641, two or three. Somewhere in that region you'll findIsaiah, chapter 44. Somewhere in that region you'll find Isaiah, chapter 44. In May 1940, britain stood on the edge of catastrophe. Nazi forces were sweeping across…
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…leaving you searching? Still Too often, we chase after things that speak loudly for a moment, but they don't sustain us over the long term. AndIsaiah, chapter 44, meets us at the crossroads. It speaks to us not only about a sobering critique of idolatry, but also about a stunning promise of grace that comes…
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…about what stands in our way. We're going to consider how we can better reflect what we were made to be. So we start today with heart. I read fromIsaiah chapter 44, and in my Bible the heading for that section is the absurdity of idol worship. And the prophet goes through this lengthy sort of imaginary…
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…God determines what nations will exist and where they will exist. Acts chapter 17 and verse 26. He decides what king is to rule and when and where.Isaiah chapter 44and verse 28. Sometimes to the judgment of his people. He decides whether the purposes of a ruler will stand or fall. Psalm 33 verse 10 and 11. He…
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Well, church, would you turn with me to the book ofIsaiah, chapter 44. We're picking up in verse 24. That's page 567 in the Pew Bible. And then we're going to look at the rest of chapter 45 this morning. So, end of…
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…chosen people, the people whom I formed for myself, that they might declare my praise. Again, a people for the praise of God. Turn a little bit toIsaiah chapter 44and verse 23. Sing, O heavens, for the Lord has done it. Shout, O depths of the earth. Break forth into singing, O mountains, O forest, and every…
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…Testament, and there's some wonderful passages in the Old Testament where the prophets literally mock idolatry. And let me read one of them fromIsaiah chapter 44. And it's a picture. But listen, the carpenter, this is Isaiah speaking. The carpenter measures with a line, and he marks an outline with a marker.…
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