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Isaiah 50:5 · BSB
50:5 The Lord GOD has opened My ears, and I have not been rebellious, nor have I turned back.
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…promises to Israel. So Luke is steeped in the Old Testament, especially Isaiah, especially the servant songs of Isaiah. And here are the words thatIsaiah 50, verses 5 through 8, put on the lips of the prophesied servant. The Lord God has opened my ear, and I was not rebellious. I turned not backward. I gave my back to…
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…have received from my Father. And He was a valiant man to the very end. O army of God, remember this mountain where the valiant did not turn back.Isaiah 50, verse 5, gives the words that Jesus fulfilled. I was obedient. I did not turn away. I set my face like flint. Luke 9, 51 confirms. Jesus steadfastly set…
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…deal of time talking about this, even to the point of suffering physical abuse, humiliation, and death. And you know, you've heard the passages,Isaiah 50, verses 5and 6, talking of the Messiah. Uh the Messiah speaking, the Lord God has opened my ear. I was not disobedient, nor did I turn back. I gave my back…
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…Listen for the song of the servant. Isaiah has four particular passages that are often identified as servant songs Isaiah 49, verses 1 to 6,isaiah 50, verses 4 to 11, isaiah 52, 13 to 53, 12, and then included in our passage for today, isaiah 42, 1 to 7. Now they're called servant songs because they're poetic,…
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…hills, “Cover us!”’ For if people do these things when the tree is green, what will happen when it is dry?” Station 9: Jesus falls the third time.Isaiah 50:5-7. The sovereign LORD has opened my ears; I have not been rebellious, I have not turned away. I offered my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to…
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…it, let's look at verse 5. Get to get the context. So you're convinced, at least I hope, if this is foreign to you, that this is about Messiah.Isaiah 50, verse 5. The Lord God has opened my ear, and I was not rebellious. I turned not backward. I gave my back to those who strike and my cheeks to those who…
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…not left us alone. He's with us. And as we see from Isaiah's text today, he's going to sustain us until we get there. The sermon text comes fromIsaiah chapter 50, verses 4 to 11. If you're new with us this morning, we're in a sermon series in Advent called The Songs of the Servant. This is week three. We're going to explain…
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…predicted this in great detail and all. We can spend the next 5-10 minutes looking at so many references, but here's one that comes to mind fromIsaiah 50 verse 5. The Lord God has opened my ear. This is Messiah speaking. The Lord God has opened my ear. This is what we need to know our Old Testaments. You…
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…to be quiet and trust in God? Now, for all of us, what we need most is to fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Listen toIsaiah 50, verses 4 to 7. The Lord God has given me the tongue of those who are instructed to know how to sustain the weary with the word. And listen as we put these words…
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…I say to you, yes it can. And Isaiah 50, verse five, notice what we read hundreds of years, several, 100 years before Christ. Incarnation.Isaiah 50, verse 5. Just to whet your appetite, here's Isaiah speaking with the prophetic tone of the Messiah speaking the Lord God has opened my ear. Pause. You know…
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…beforehand this aspect, this courageous heart of the Messiah, this hero of the Messiah, who would endure weakness for us. I love this passage inIsaiah 50, verses 5-7. This is like 600-700 years before Jesus was even born, prophecy of the coming Messiah. He says the Messiah is speaking here and the Lord God has…
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…God open his ear. Take a sharp instrument known as an all and Pierce it on the doorpost as a sign of his slave ship to him forever. Jesus says andIsaiah 50 verse 5. The Lord God has opened my ear. what is he saying that as the servant of God, he was a slave to God. Forever. He was dedicated to the cause of…
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…50, Isaiah 50, this just confirms this thought, Go to Isaiah 50. Verse 5. Again, this is speaking about the suffering servant that is to come.Isaiah 50 verse 5. This is prophetically speaking about Jesus says the Lord. God has opened my ear and I was not rebellious, I turned not backward. I gave my back to…
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…to open to Isaiah 50 and read another one of the servant songs, this has been called the songs about the servant. And we're going to read fromIsaiah 50:4-10. The servant here is speaking in first person again, and this is what He says in verse 4 of chapter 50. The Lord God has given Me the tongue of…
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