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Isaiah 64:1 · BSB
64:1 If only You would rend the heavens and come down, so that mountains would quake at Your presence,
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…not here. It's not in commerce, It's not in Hunt County, OK? It is in heaven, praise God. Right? So that's that's the focus. Now. I want to move toIsaiah chapter 64real quick. In Isaiah chapter 64, Isaiah recalls a place called, well, you most you probably know it is Mount Sinai. It's also known as Horeb, but…
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…it profit? The clear call of scripture is that salvation cannot be achieved on our own merits. Our good works are like filthy rags. As it says inIsaiah chapter 64verse six. You can never give enough money, join enough philanthropic organizations, or do enough charitable acts to achieve a heavenly home. Those…
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…seen nor ear heard nor have entered into the heart of man the things which god has prepared for those who love him This is a loose quotation fromIsaiah chapter 64and verse 4. For since the beginning of the world, men have not heard nor perceived by the ear, nor has the eye seen any God besides you who acts…
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…longer just based upon daddy's faith. I need my own. It's the place of revelation. Do you know that we're supposed to pray for the heavens to open?Isaiah chapter 64, he's praying. Oh, that you would rend the heavens and come down. What does that word rend mean? It means to tear open. Oh, that you would tear…
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…does that mean? It's been written somewhere else. This is a call back to a verse that is found somewhere else in Scriptures. In this case, it'sIsaiah chapter 64. Verse #4 and verse #9 underscores the transcendence of God's wisdom, the fact that God's wisdom is far above anything else that we can imagine.…
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…it cannot make you right with God. And then they're like, Well, why do anything? And they say, What do you mean? The Bible says it like this inIsaiah chapter 64, about verse 6. He says, We have all become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous deeds are like a polluted garment. We all fade like a…
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…disciplined. And sometimes God corrects us. It's a means, it guides us to be more like him. Another verse that I'd like to share with you is fromIsaiah chapter 64, verse eight. But now, oh Lord, you are our Father and what? We are the what? The clay, right? When you're thinking of a potter, being literally…
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…and to live in attention where, things may not go well here. But we know ultimately they will. And so our first scripture comes from, the book ofIsaiah chapter 64. And in this, we we kind of get that. We kind of get this human side of things aren't going well, but my hope is in you. Listen as I read. As when…
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…the law of god whereas even our best works in this life are all imperfect and defiled with sin one of the references for this answer comes fromisaiah chapter 64and verse 6 which says we have all become like one who is unclean and all our righteous deeds are like a polluted garment we all fade like a leaf…
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…desire and God's desire to put the world right. And so we're going to look at one of these lessons more closely, the one we just heard read,Isaiah chapters 64and 65. And the question we're going to be asking is, what does Christmas have to do with justice? Why is this such a central theme as we try to…
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