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Isaiah 46:1 · BSB
46:1 Bel crouches; Nebo cowers. Their idols weigh down beasts and cattle. The images you carry are burdensome, a load to the weary animal.
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…God is all-powerful. The song that we sing, he that flung flung the stars out the stars out into space and holds them in their proper place.Isaiah chapter 46, if y'all will very quickly turn on me there. Some of these passage of scriptures are just absolutely beautiful. Isaiah chapter 46, we begin…
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…reign, those events will just as certainly, church, come to pass. God will do exactly what he says he will do. And as he himself declares inIsaiah chapter 46, 9 through 11, listen to this. I think it's so important, y'all, to look back into the Old Testament too. Listen, this ties in just perfectly. He…
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…and purpose of God. God is not surprised by your rebellion. And we know that things happen by God's design. We find that as we work our way back toIsaiah chapter 46, what we see in Isaiah chapter 46, the character of God on display, set against the character of idols. To whom will you liken me and make me…
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…plan from all eternity. God has a purpose and God has the power to carry out His plan. And remember what we read there in the Gospel of Isaiah. InIsaiah chapter 46and verse 10, God says, my counsel shall stand and I will do all my good pleasure. He tells us in chapter 14 and verse 24 the Lord of hosts have…
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…have to get good wood, because it's really not a great thing if your God dry, rots or gets moldy or falls over. They have no authority. Later, inIsaiah chapter 46, these gods are described as burdens that have to be carried by people, and in Isaiah chapter 21, he places a judgment on false worship by saying…
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…or the I am Ego I mean in Exodus, chapter 3, verse 14, isaiah, chapter 43, verse 10, isaiah, chapter 46, verse 9. 14, isaiah, chapter 43, verse 10,isaiah, chapter 46, verse nine, addressing himself as I am is a moniker, generally speaking, meaning the ever existing one, the ever existing one or the one who…
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…things. So there's another statement here of the understanding that God knows all things. He knows our heart, he knows our thoughts. And even InIsaiah, chapter 46, it says this in verse nine, Remember the former things of old, for I am God and there is none else. I am God and there is none like me. Declaring…
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I was toIsaiah chapter 46, we're going to get there probably closer to the end of what we're going to talk about tonight, but I'll give you a place to start. May want to…
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Good morning, church. Would you turn with me toIsaiah chapter 46? Isaiah 46, if you're feeling burdened and weary this morning, then I hope this passage is going to be a comfort for you. That's page 568 in the…
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…accumulation of all the best attributes of humanity. He's the one ideal human, but he's not God. And I show you what I'm talking about. Uh this isIsaiah chapter 46, uh, the first five verses. This is God talking. And look what God says. He says, Baal bows down and Nebo stoops. These are two idols that the…
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