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Isaiah 6:2 · BSB
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.
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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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…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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…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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…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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…just how conflicting that thought must have been think with me of Isaiah when he had the revelation of God of Christ the pre-incarnate Christ inIsaiah chapter 6I beheld the Lord of glory high and lifted up full of all the glory of heaven and it says holy holy holy holy is the Lord the beauty of the…
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…what was used and particularly was used in auditory communication is that when you wanted to make a point, you repeated it immediately. Such asIsaiah chapter 6, holy, holy, holy. holy. Oh. Or Jesus, one of the things that he would say occasionally, if he said it in King James, it would be verily, verily.…
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…God. God is the holy one. He is high and lifted up. He is holy, his name is holy. In fact, in his holiness, it is brought to the superlative inIsaiah chapter 6, when the angels cry out, holy, holy, holy, that he is merciful, she says next. That he is uh that he has shown mercy. His mercy is for those who…
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…alongside greater truth to help them understand it in expanding degrees. And that the parables were designed, as we can see as he quotes here, fromIsaiah chapter 6, there in verse 12, to both conceal and reveal things about the kingdom of God, this gospel message that he was preaching. So we did that together,…
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…dead man. That's what the Bible says. Aren't you glad that's in there? He says, I just I just shook and became like a dead man. Daniel, same thing.Isaiah chapter 6, 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 seraphs, each…
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…version of the story we have before us in Mark chapter 4, in verse 14 of chapter 13 of Matthew, right before Matthew records his quotation ofIsaiah, chapter 6, it's recorded, indeed, in their case, those who are outside of this understanding, the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled. That it is, in fact,…
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…just doing the grip by the greatness of God in our small group. And James MacDonald pointed out a really fascinating idea. He pointed out that inIsaiah chapter 6, when the prophet is going, is there in the throne room, okay, it says that the throne room was filled with smoke. And James MacDonald said, and I…
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…in that way. So purification always preceded the worship of God. It was carefully ascribed in that way, in this very external way. Turn with me toIsaiah chapter 6. beginning of verse 1. In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne. Isaiah is having a vision, high and lifted up, and…
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…could pull his body out. But the point was that nobody could go into the presence of God in his glory. In fact, we saw that when we saw Isaiah inIsaiah chapter 6. He Isaiah sees a vision of the throne of heaven. And when Isaiah sees, and it says, the train of the robe filled the temple, and the temple shook,…
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…all their journeys. And so we see here that the glory of the Lord rested there in the tabernacle. We saw, and again, not to be redundant, but inIsaiah chapter 6, and there's a greater point I want to make in looking at this passage again, in relationship to the glory of God in the person of Jesus Christ. In…
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…it with sinful humanity, it is still in a veiled sense. Let me just give one example of this, and uh we'll cover others in a couple weeks. RememberIsaiah chapter 6? Isaiah chapter 6, it says, In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord high and lifted up, and the train of his robe filled the temple, and…
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…other people in light of that. We make decisions in light of that. Not because we have earned it, but because He has shown us grace and favor. InIsaiah chapter 6, Isaiah writes and tells the story of being in the throne room of God. And Isaiah is face to face with God. Face to face in the same room with His…
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