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Isaiah 6:12 · BSB
6:12 until the LORD has driven men far away and the land is utterly forsaken.
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…from? What are we set apart for? And if you get down into the Old Testament again, we've got to kind of understand where this is coming from. SoIsaiah chapter 6, book in the Old Testament. Isaiah sees, he has this vision in the temple of the Lord, high and lifted up, it says. And all these winged creatures…
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…continuous, and it's powerful. Let me end on this point. What does the Holy Spirit fill us with? What does it mean? Do you remember that episode inIsaiah chapter 6, in the year that King Uzziah died? I went into the temple and I saw the Lord. John tells us in 1241 that it was Jesus he saw. It's a great one for…
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…prophet a word of judgment that is going to come on the nation. And I want you to recognize that Isaiah, remember earlier when we were looking inIsaiah chapter 6, we understood that Isaiah was given this very sober responsibility of communicating the judgment of God against a very hard-hearted people. They…
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…So let's get a glimpse of it. I want to take it there. I want to go to a familiar passage. You've heard me say this before. Go back. Go toIsaiah chapter 6in your Bibles. If you haven't got a Bible, stick your hands up and help us to come and get you a Bible. I want to have it in front of you right…
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…has to be one of the most poignant in all of the Old Testament I appreciated Pastor Shearer's reference I think what you said was in reference toIsaiah chapter 6holy holy holy is the Lord God of hosts I want you to imagine just for a moment the absolute consternation of Isaiah who had the vision of the Lord…
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…to an earlier part of Isaiah. He uses language which would remind his listeners. We've heard this before. And it's to point you back, isn't it, toIsaiah chapter 6. Let me remind you of how Isaiah 6 opened. In the year that King Uzziah died. I saw the Lord, Isaiah says, seated on a throne, high and exalted.…
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…I want us to read from Isaiah chapter 9, verses 6 and 7. About who Jesus really is. By these special names or titles that Isaiah assigns to Him.Isaiah chapter 6, 9 rather, beginning in verse 6. You know those names, don't you? This is where they originate. It says in verse 7, Of the increase of His…
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…he saw the glory, his glory, and spoke of him. Isaiah said these things because he saw the glory of Christ, the glory of God. And it goes back toIsaiah chapter 6. And it goes back to what we see in verse 40. What did Isaiah say? What did he talk about? And how did he express this understanding, this…
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…don't mess with that. That's not even up for discussion. We live in a profane, we live among a profane people. That's what Isaiah cried out inIsaiah chapter 6. He says, Woe is me. I am ruined. Mine eyes have seen the king. He said, I'm a man of unclean lips, and I live among a people of unclean lips. And…
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Isaiah chapter 6, on page 5, 7, 1. I've never been in an earthquake. They're not that common are they in West London and all South Wales. ! But when you come to…
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…we are acutely aware of how offensive our sin is to our holy God. At the heart of godly mourning is an awareness of God's holiness. Do you rememberIsaiah chapter 6? God gives Isaiah a vision of himself high and lifted up in the temple. There are seraphim flying around. God, they are the six winged angels. Two,…
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…God's majesty. Because idolatry robs God, it strips God, it makes it all pragmatic and not majestic. And God is a majestic being. When you read inIsaiah chapter 6, and it says, In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord lofty and exalted, and the train of his robe filled the temple, and above him were…
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…You don't have to turn there. But Simon's reaction to Jesus is very much like Isaiah's reaction when he sees the glory of God on display inIsaiah chapter 6. Isaiah says, Simon and Isaiah both are desperately aware of their utter unworthiness to be near to God's holy presence because of their sin.…
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…to Judah's biggest enemy, the kingdom of Assyria. And so God, through the prophet, speaks judgment on Ahaz and the kingdom of Judah. Now thisis chapter 6through 12 that I'm talking about. Now, as bad as it is, because God is compassionate and he's merciful, God continually promises restoration and…
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…instrument. Quickly gone if you speak a foreign language but don't use it. You quickly get tongue-tied. And then Jesus quotes extensively fromIsaiah chapter 6in verse 14. We all know the first bit of Isaiah chapter 6. In the year that King Uzziah died I saw the Lord seated on the throne and the train of…
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…of faith, he will change us by his grace. We will be transformed from one degree of glory to another. So if you haven't, turn in your Bibles toIsaiah chapter 6. And I'm going to read Isaiah 6, 1 through 8. In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne high and lifted up. And the…
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…see the glory of God, there is very often this kind of terror or fear. You see this, for example, in the Old Testament, in the well-known story ofIsaiah chapter 6, where Isaiah says that he saw the Lord seated on his throne, and the glory of God filled the whole temple. And Isaiah said, Woe to me, for I'm…
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…get an amen? If you got saved, you had an encounter with an awesome God. You saw him high and lifted up. Amen? You had an encounter. We saw that inIsaiah chapter 6. And then we went to the burning bush in Exodus chapter 3. God, the enabler. And we saw where God erases our excuses and he enables us to do what…
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…And what I'm doing in this series, I'm taking you to passages of scripture where we see God real and alive. We started last week with seeing God inIsaiah chapter 6, high and lifted up. And boy, what a picture God gave us through the scriptures last week of all that God is and who He is. Well, today, this is…
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…this message changes your life. Let's tune in to today's message and see what God has in store for you. I want you to turn with me this morning toIsaiah chapter 6. Isaiah chapter 6. We're starting a new series. God's Not Dead. You believe that? Let me hear a heart of you. Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute.…
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