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Isaiah 44:28 · BSB
44:28 who says of Cyrus, ‘My shepherd will fulfill all that I desire,’ who says of Jerusalem, ‘She will be rebuilt,’ and of the temple, ‘Let its foundation be laid.’”
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…150 years before the illustrious ruler came to the throne. And if you want that reference where you can actually see his name in your Bible, it'sIsaiah 44:28, and then again Isaiah 45:1-7, where you can actually read the name of someone who was not born and did not exist yet. Pretty, pretty amazing.…
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…would think that it's nearly impossible for this privilege to be restored after all that they went through. But God made many promises, notably inIsaiah 44, verse 28, where He prophesied that the foundation of this temple would be laid again one day. And you and I are now going to witness the fulfillment of that…
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…prophet explain and predict how it would happen. And that's where we need to go. Isaiah, Isaiah 44. And look with me at the very last verse,Isaiah 44, verse 28. You can't afford to miss this. This has massive implications for the veracity of the Bible. Isaiah 44, verse 28, Who says of Cyrus, He is my…
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…what would happen on this night, October 12th, 539 B.C. And then 150 years before this occasion, God would actually name Cyrus as his servant inIsaiah chapter 44 verse 28. it says, who says of Cyrus, he is my shepherd. He shall fulfill all my purposes, saying of Jerusalem, she shall be built and of the temple your…
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…he's his Messiah. Not that Cyrus was Jesus, but that Cyrus, this pagan king, god had his hand on him to accomplish a certain purpose in history. InIsaiah 44, verse 28, cyrus is called God's shepherd. That should be an encouragement for us in exile. The king's heart is in the hand of the Lord. He turns it wherever…
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…that God said, 70 years. But first you just need to marvel at why Ezra begins his book with the first year of Cyrus. He's named, and that's becauseIsaiah 44, verse 28, written 200 years earlier, names Cyrus. Isaiah 44, 28. Who says of Cyrus? Yahweh, speaking of Cyrus, he is my shepherd, he will fulfill all my…
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…set his exiled people free. Did you note that Cyrus is not even mentioned by name in this chapter? In fact, Cyrus' name won't be mentioned untilIsaiah 44, verse 28, because Isaiah, because God wants us all to see that this is God's activity, that this is God's doing. And that point of God's activity is…
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…most personal, but there's a whole list of others that I hope you're familiar with. Let me give you some of the more uh, I think, impressive ones.Isaiah 44, verse 28is where Isaiah names Cyrus by name that will order the rebuilding of Israel, the rebuilding of Jerusalem. And he he does that, you know, a hundred…
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