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Isaiah 50:9 · BSB
50:9 Surely the Lord GOD helps Me. Who is there to condemn Me? See, they will all wear out like a garment; the moths will devour them.
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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,…
Publisher transcript cited as “isaiah 50, verses 4 to 11” view source ↗
…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…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 50, verses 4 to 11” view source ↗
…people that judgment is coming. And the language of decay. Do you notice that? Your riches have rotted. Your garments are moth-eaten. That echoesIsaiah chapter 50, verse 9. It says this, Behold, the Lord God helps me, who will declare me guilty. Behold, all of them will wear out like a garment. The moth will eat them…
Publisher transcript cited as “Isaiah chapter 50, verse 9” view source ↗
…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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