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Isaiah 50:6 · BSB
50:6 I offered My back to those who struck Me, and My cheeks to those who tore out My beard. I did not hide My face from scorn and spittle.
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…from which we learn they include the Lord Jesus they include so many other people of faith and Jesus himself the servant of Jehovah in the words ofIsaiah chapter 50where he is faced with the opposition of the people around him he is the one who has not been disgraced because he listened to the word of God…
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…him. The prophet had written in Psalm 129 and verse 3, The ploughers ploughed upon my back, they made long their furrows. The prophet wrote inIsaiah chapter 50and verse number six I gave my back to the smiters. Not Jewish scourging, this, which would have been limited to forty stripes according to…
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…starting to model these things out now. Man. This excites the heart of the Father. Another verse in Isaiah verse 50, I'm sorry, chapter 50 verse #4Isaiah chapter 50verse #4 it says the Lord God has given me the tongue of the learned man. This is my prayer, that I should know how to speak a word in season to…
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…what I can aid another brother, sister in Christ in. As a matter of fact, I quoted the scripture last service, but I want to read it to you out ofIsaiah chapter 50and verse four. And this is the King James version. Listen to this. The Lord had given me the tongue of the learned that I should know how to speak…
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…you guys remember that right when he rides into Jerusalem it says and he set his face like flint like flint I guess it's it's really a prophecy inIsaiah chapter 50it says For the Lord God will help me, and He'll help you. The Lord God will help me. Therefore, I will not be disgraced. Therefore, I have set my…
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…we move into the third stage. If you tuned in with me, but keep your fingers in the Q, When I come back to the air, I want you to have a look atIsaiah chapter 50and we're going to read from verse one with the idolatry of Israel. God does something else and now He's going to separate Himself from Israel, and…
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…9, turn there. It says, When the days drew near for him to be taken up, he set his face to go to Jerusalem. This verse echoes a verse back inIsaiah chapter 50, which is a prophecy of the suffering servant. Isaiah chapter 50, verse 7 says, But the Lord God helps me, therefore I have not been discouraged.…
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Invite you to take your Bibles and turn with me to the Old Testament book of Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 50. I believe that's on page 611. If you're using the red Bibles and the chairs around you, if you haven't been at Trinity very long, then you…
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Turn to the book of Isaiah. I started to say the gospel of Isaiah. Is how it brings us to the Savior and prepares us for his coming.Isaiah chapter 50. Isaiah 50, and our passage for this morning covers verse 10 from Isaiah 50 down through verse number 8 of Isaiah chapter 51. So don't let that…
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…this one, and if you go to page 600, you'll see the beginning of the book of Isaiah. And if you can just flip over several more pages, you'll findIsaiah, chapter 50. And an invitation to you if you don't have a Bible, and you need a Bible please feel free to take that one that's in front of you as a gift from…
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…good evening, everyone. It's good to be here with you. We are continuing our study through the prophet Isaiah. And tonight, we find ourselves inIsaiah chapter 50. It's printed there in your worship guide. Just a a quick word as we begin. It's always a privilege and it's always a joy to, to open up the…
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If you have a bible, I invite you to turn toIsaiah chapter 50. It's also there in your worship guide. We've been working our way through major prophets for the last seven months now. We've looked at Ezekiel.…
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…spirit gentle. They're going to notice the difference. You don't react. We need that. I'm going to finish something out of the Old Testament, inIsaiah, chapter 50. And here's the thing too, I learned you can't outthink the devil, but you can outspeak him. Come on, somebody, write that down. If you're going to…
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…just an interesting tidbit. And, and, and Jesus chooses this, this donkey to, to ride into Jerusalem. And Luke tells us that Jesus sets his face.Isaiah chapter 50verse seven tells us, it says, the Lord God will help me. Therefore, I will not be disgraced. Therefore, I have set my face like flint. I know that…
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…fellow loves the antidote to discouragement, encouragement. He brought him encouragement. I'd love it to be said of everybody in this place today.Isaiah chapter 50, verse four. Don't look for it. Isaiah 50, verse four, God has given me an instructed tongue to know how to encourage the weary with the word. How…
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…declare me guilty. Behold, all of them will wear out like a garment. The moth will eat them up. These are the words of the suffering servant inIsaiah chapter 50. And James is applying them then to these exiled believers. He's saying both that they're walking the same path as the Lord Jesus Christ, the…
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Isaiah chapter 50at verse 4. I hid not my face from disgrace and spitting. As you read through Isaiah, and especially following chapter 40, you find there's four…
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…He went to a solitary place, and he spent that with his Father. OK, I want you to keep this verse in mind when we go back to Isaiah. Let's look atIsaiah chapter 50. Isaiah chapter 50 and verse 4. Isaiah 50, verse 4. Now as we read this, I want you to think, who is speaking in this verse? Is it Isaiah? Or who's…
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…him to go out and find what it was that he could do and run the prison like it ought to be run. Everybody say fresh bread. Let's look over here atIsaiah, chapter 50. You getting anything out of this? I want to encourage you because God's got so much more he wants to pour out upon the church. Verse four Isaiah…
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…Isaiah Isaiah did not just prophesy about the sufferings of the Christ. Isaiah even prophesied about the fellowship that he had with the father.Isaiah chapter 50. Look at verse 4 quickly. This is the Messiah. Speaking, this is the Lord himself speaking. And this is, now here's what's interesting. This…
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