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Isaiah 6:1–5 · BSB
6:1 In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord seated on a throne, high and exalted; and the train of His robe filled the temple.
6:2 Above Him stood seraphim, each having six wings: With two wings they covered their faces, with two they covered their feet, and with two they were flying.
6:3 And they were calling out to one another: “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of Hosts; all the earth is full of His glory.”
6:4 At the sound of their voices the doorposts and thresholds shook, and the temple was filled with smoke.
6:5 Then I said: “Woe is me, for I am ruined, because I am a man of unclean lips dwelling among a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of Hosts.”
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…in prayer is to recognize who we are talking to. Isaiah chapter 6, verses 1 through 5. If you want to turn your Bibles over there, Isaiah 6.Isaiah chapter 6. Look in verse 1. It says, In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw also the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up, and his train filled…
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…like I heard it in college. God's glory is the going public of his holiness all throughout the world. Where do we take that from? We take it fromIsaiah chapter 6. If you've read the Bible a lot, you know Isaiah 6. It's a mountain peak in the Old Testament. Hugely important chapter. And there, Isaiah, the…
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…we see him, we just fall down dead because, uh or like we're dead because it's really all we can do. It's the response we see throughout scripture,Isaiah chapter 6. Isaiah comes into the presence of God and has this vision of God on the throne. The first thing he says is, Woe is me. I'm a man of unclean lips.…
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…man shall see my face. He shall not see the fullness of my glory and all its greatness and all its holiness. And live. Hold on to that. Isaiah. InIsaiah chapter 6. He saw the throne room of God. He saw the glory of God. And what did he say? He said woe unto me. He pronounced a curse on himself. Because he saw…
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…of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, otherwise known as a theophany. It's the same idea as when you read about Isaiah and his great vision inIsaiah chapter 6. Um who did he see? Did he see the invisible God, the spirit God who we can't see? No. Actually, John tells us in the gospel, in his gospel chapter…
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…that you would not be allowed to see my face. Why is that? I want y'all to think about something. Y'all remember in Isaiah, y'all go back and readIsaiah chapter 6, and then in Isaiah chapter 6, and the year that King Uzziah died, and that's also the passage of scripture in verse 3, when it talks about that…
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…I open this Bible. I like to preach with an open Bible. It's just that reminder to me that the power is in the word of God, not my words. I open toIsaiah chapter 6. It's that same place where God says, Who will go for us? Isaiah raises his hand and says, Here I am, send me. That wasn't even in my notes,…
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…do want to end on this one today. God has revealed to us about himself in the Bible that he is holy. And according to Isaiah chapter 1, I'm sorry,Isaiah chapter 6, that God is not only holy, but God is holy, holy, holy. He is a thrice, I know y'all have heard that phrase from preachers before, that God is a…
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…that in mind that it is not God who sends the evil. Go with me to another passage of Scripture which we actually sang about here this evening inIsaiah chapter 6. There is a very clear indication in Scripture over and over and over again about the holiness of God. And we need to understand the holiness of…
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…pray for the power of the Spirit of God to illuminate this word for us as we go through it. We pray in the name of Jesus. Amen. This chapter, thatis chapter 6, began with a warning against brethren taking other brethren to the law before the unrighteous and unjust. We looked at that last week, and it…
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…judge. You see, I think the closer we get to God, the more we actually realize how broken we are and how in need of a saviour we are. I was readingIsaiah chapter 6this week, and it's the famous well-known story of Isaiah, and he has this vision of God. Sees God face to face. And his reaction isn't, oh look at…
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…us, but he demands that we have faith in him. To help us kind of understand grace a little bit better, we'll pause here in Romans 6. Turn over toIsaiah chapter 6. Isaiah chapter 6. Imagine for a second as you turn over there that you are Isaiah and you find yourself in God's throne room. Do you think there's…
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Isaiah chapter 6this morning. It's such a good passage. I hadn't preached from this passage in a while and I was reminded of it this week in a text message. Some…
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…see that worship is telling God, here I am, send me. Worship means that we make ourselves available for God to use us. And we go to an account inIsaiah chapter 6, where there is a guy that was very confident, very self-assured, very uh, how can we say this? Maybe a little prideful. You ever met somebody…
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…before the holy, holy God as one who has just is just in his actions, his thoughts. There's a scripture I go to often, and maybe too often, but inIsaiah chapter 6, I love this throne scene that Isaiah sees. I'm going to read it again. In Isaiah 6, verse 1, in the year of King Uzziah's death, I saw the Lord…
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…past. And Job is so overwhelmed by the words of God that he says at the end of the book, he says, I'm a worm. Who am I? Because just like Isaiah inIsaiah chapter 6, when you truly see God for who you are, for who he is, you see yourself or who you are. A lot of our problems are just coming down to the fact…
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…Lord, they are not in on it simply because they don't want to be in on it. Their hearts are hardened to the things of God. That's why he quotes uhIsaiah chapter 6, seeing they may not see, hearing they may not understand. Very quickly, back in Isaiah, that famous moment where God wants to send out a…
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…up. And otherwise you can find us on sermonaudio.com. Just look up the the website there and trust. That'll be a blessing to. You turn with me toIsaiah chapter 6. Isaiah chapter 6. And the choir song was really timely this morning. Believe the Lord is leading in relation to the message for today on that…
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…to. One of these days, my purpose in life is to birth a nation. Isaiah was another man of God who was challenged to live a very difficult life. InIsaiah chapter 6, God calls him, and Isaiah sees the Lord on the throne, high and exalted, and the train of his robe filled the temple, and then the calling that…
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…God's providential sovereign grace and his goodness. Just as with the prophet Isaiah, Job saw God with his eyes and was ruined. We remember inIsaiah chapter 6, it says, I saw God and he realized that he was ruined, that he was a man of unclean lips living among a people of unclean lips. And this was Job,…
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