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Isaiah 58:1 · BSB
58:1 “Cry aloud, do not hold back! Raise your voice like a ram’s horn. Declare to My people their transgression and to the house of Jacob their sins.
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…again. The right God requires of us includes the kind of right that is needed when things have gone wrong. So now we're going to finally get toIsaiah chapters 58and 59. Have a look at this with me. Isaiah chapter 58 verses 1 and 2. Let me just, we're going to get a little bit of context here. Isaiah 58…
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…is what they said. We will not walk therein. May the Lord of mercy, may the Lord deliver us. Remember what we read again in the book of Isaiah, inIsaiah chapter 58and over there in the verse 11. In Isaiah 58 and verse 11. We read these words. And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul,…
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…And what's her response? John chapter 4, verse 19. Sir, I perceive that thou art a prophet because the goal of the prophets, and I'll read this inIsaiah chapter 58verse one, cry aloud, spare not lift up thy voice like a trumpet and show my people their transgressions and the House of Jacob their sins. That is…
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…not practiced at all sadly we don't have time to go into this massive but wonderful topic of fasting in depth but in your own time please do readIsaiah chapter 58Matthew chapter 6 and Matthew chapter 9 to learn more about what biblical fasting is but Anna used her time for prayer and fasting so much of our…
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…practice that we see in the Bible. We cannot ignore it. We see it in the Old Testament law. Israel were to fast for certain days a year. InIsaiah chapter 58, God corrects Israel for how they had twisted fasting and used it to lord themselves over others. The Pharisees fasted twice a week. John the…
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…It's not an equation in that way. In fact, it should be a response to God's providence, the fact that He is, in fact, in control. Turn with me toIsaiah chapter 58. Let's look at an example of fasting done improperly and then God's prescription for what fasting should look like. This will just give you some…
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