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Isaiah 6:9 · BSB
6:9 And He replied: “Go and tell this people, ‘Be ever hearing, but never understanding; be ever seeing, but never perceiving.’
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…blind. And it's a reminder to us, God can only open your eyes if you're willing and ready to see. The prophets in ancient Israel talk about this.Isaiah 6:9-10, it's one of the most quoted prophecies in all the New Testament. God says, I'm going to speak to people whose eyes are blind, whose ears are dull,…
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…Isaiah 6. Now, Isaiah, look at verses 13 to 15. He said, and he quotes Isaiah 6 here. I'm not going to take the time to read it. So he's quotingIsaiah chapter 6, verses 9and 10. Now, Isaiah 6 ought to be going ding, ding, ding in your mind right now because that's probably the most famous chapter in Isaiah outside…
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…the Pharisees, giving them fuel, feeding this fire that they had to, to capture Jesus. It was like Isaiah had prophesied hundreds of years earlier.Isaiah 6 verses 9 through 10. Isaiah wrote and he said, Go and say to this people that as God said, go and say to this people, keep on hearing, but do not understand. Keep on…
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…Here I am. Look at Isaiah chapter 6. Isaiah chapter six, we'll be reading. verses 1-10 for the same reasons to understand the broader contextIsaiah chapter 6 verses 1-10In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up, and the train of his robe filled the temple. Above him…
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…ever seeing, but never perceiving, never hearing, but never understanding. Otherwise, they might turn and be forgiven. Jesus here quotes Isaiah. SoIsaiah chapter 6, verse 9. That's what Jesus is saying. Now, when Isaiah said it, again, chapter 6, verse 9, this is early. This is early in his ministry. This is when…
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…their eyes and hear with their ears. Lest they should understand with their hearts and turn so that I should heal them. And this is a quote fromIsaiah 6, verse 9and 10. 28 now says, therefore, let it be known to you. that the salvation of God has been sent to the Gentiles and they will hear it. Praise God.…
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…Paul to see a fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy beginning in verse 25. And notice how he does it. This is the fullest quotation, by the way, ofIsaiah chapter 6, verses 9and 10 in the book of Acts. We see snippets of it all throughout the book, but here it's in its entirety. Sort of to encapsulate everything that's…
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…and being faithful. To what God has called him to do. And Paul is going to explain, basically he's going to explain from the book of Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 6, verse 9and 10. He's going to explain that even though there are going to be some people in Israel and Jews around the world that believe that for the most…
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…is quoting when he says though seeing, they may not see, though hearing, they may not understand. He's quoting from Isaiah and he's quoting fromIsaiah 6, verse 9, where God directs Isaiah to speak these same words to the people. Be ever hearing and never understanding be ever seeing but never perceiving and…
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…serve as a barrier to truth. What do I mean by that? Look at the end of verse 10 there. Hang with me a moment. End of verse 10, Jesus quotes fromIsaiah chapter 6, verse 9, to the effect that there will be those who hear him, get this church, here's the two types of ways, in a physical sense. How many of you hear me…
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…means it's life-changing for us. So the context of this passage is that it forms the second half of a sandwich. So the first half of the sandwichis chapter 6, verse 7 to 13, where Jesus sends out his disciples on a ministry trip. And the middle of the sandwich is the story about King Herod and the way that he rejected…
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…in 60 AD were hearing the words of Isaiah, they were hearing the Holy Spirit himself speak to them in 60 AD. And when in a minute or two I readIsaiah chapter 6 verses 9and 10, you are hearing the Holy Spirit speak. That is part of God's power. And his speaking goes with us having the freedom to hear and to…
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…uncomfortable place. Jesus question just hangs there. Verse 21. Do you not yet understand? Earlier in Mark in chapter 4, verse 12. Jesus quotesIsaiah chapter 6, verses 9and 10 to explain why he teaches in parables. Why does he do that? It is so that people may see but not perceive and hear but not understand.…
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…history that the Lord has done for all of us. So we read from the Isaiah book the prophet Isaiah wrote in chapter 6 versus 9 to 10. Let's readIsaiah chapter 6 verses 9 to 10. And he said, go and say to the people, keep on hearing but do not understand, Keep on seeing but do not perceive. Make the heart of these people…
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…the reign of Ahaz, who was a wicked king. He was called the day after Uzziah's death, and during his call, he hears God say this to him. This isIsaiah chapter 6, verse 9. And he that is God said, Go and say to this people, and here's Isaiah's message, keep on hearing, but don't understand. Keep on seeing, but don't…
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…not see, and hearing, they do not hear, nor do they understand. Indeed, in their case, the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled that says, and this isIsaiah 6, verses 9and 10, You will indeed hear, but never understand, and you will indeed see, but never perceive. For this people's heart has grown dull, and with…
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…prophets they didn't just make up the stuff that they said God commanded them to say specific things to the people consider Isaiah familiar passageIsaiah chapter 6 verse 9God said to Isaiah go and tell this people be ever hearing but never understanding be ever seeing but never perceiving notice here again that God…
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…be forgiven. So first read through here. This can be something that's difficult for us to wrap our heads around. This verse that he's quoting fromIsaiah 6 verses 9 through 10. So keep your finger in your Bible where you are. Okay? I know there's a lot of moving around, but it's all going to make sense in the end. So keep…
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…but others disbelieved. And disagreeing among themselves, they departed after Paul had made one statement. And the statement is another quote ofIsaiah chapter 6, verses 9and 10. The same exact quote that Jesus gave. Paul quotes it. The Jews get mad because they know what he means. And then here's what Paul says.…
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…to others they are imperable. So that, and here he's quoting from Isaiah, seeing they may not see and hearing they may not understand, a quote fromIsaiah 6 verse 9. It's quoted more fully in the Matthew version of this parable and also recorded in the Marken version in chapter 4. So Jesus is saying that these…
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