Sermons citing Isaiah 45:22
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…and their faces, shall never be ashamed. Psalm 34, 5. This is what Isaiah, the great prophet, of the Old Testament, speaks of, when he says inIsaiah 45, verse 22, turn to me and be saved, all the ends of the earth, for I am God, and there is no other. Turn to me, he says, Isaiah. And this is what, Paul, is…
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…to his text for the simple reason that he had very little else to say. The text was this. Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth.Isaiah 45, verse 22. He says he did not even pronounce the words rightly, but that did not matter. There was, I thought, a glimmer of hope for me in that text. So the…
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…actually not even the pastor. It was another member of the congregation, a lay man who had just prepared. He had one verse to preach, and it wasIsaiah 45, verse 22, which says this, Look to me and be saved, all the ends of the earth, for I am God, and there is no other. And the man just kept repeating that…
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…it's happened in Scripture. In fact, if you're interested, I'll just give you a reference. I want to read a few verses to you out of the book ofIsaiah, chapter 45. You can write this down and go back and read it more thoroughly on your own. But there was a man named Samuel, and he was a man of faith, and he…
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Isaiah chapter 45. So here's what the Reformation Heritage Bible commentary says on this book to introduce it. Jewish tradition suggests that Isaiah's father Amos…
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