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Isaiah 66:20 · BSB
66:20 And they will bring all your brothers from all the nations as a gift to the LORD on horses and chariots and wagons, on mules and camels, to My holy mountain Jerusalem,” says the LORD, “just as the Israelites bring an offering in a clean vessel to the house of the LORD.”
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…mindset we are as human beings, and God did not want us to notice that part of it. God wanted us to notice the most important part of the altar. InIsaiah chapter 66and verse 2, it the the verse begins, and then at the conclusion of the latter part of the verse says, But to this man will I look, even to him…
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…those who have been born again. That being said, hey, let's get into this. So, The new earth is mentioned in three separate chapters. It's first inIsaiah chapter 66, or 65, then it's in the next chapter, 66, and it's in Revelation chapter 21. It says things that you don't want it to say because in these first…
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…come with the spirit of willingness to what God has to say, because anything God says is worth listening to. I'm reminded of the words of Isaiah inIsaiah chapter 66and verse 2, where it says, But this is the one to whom I will look. He who is humble and contrite in spirit. And trembles at my word. So once…
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…of these passages. So if you're using your outlines this morning, the first one is God delights in humble hearts. And our text for this one is fromIsaiah chapter 66. If you have your Bibles, I always encourage you to open them up and turn there with me as we work our way through this. The people of Israel at…
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…Isaiah. If you're using the red Bibles and the chairs around, you can see the page where you can find that in those red Bibles and your bulletin,Isaiah chapter 66. Let me give you a as you're turning there, let me just give you a quick snapshot over the next couple of weeks. Today we'll be finishing up our…
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…this seventh day that God sets apart, the heavens and the earth are complete and God is on his throne presiding over all of its form and function.Isaiah chapter 66verses one and two says this, thus says the Lord, heaven is my throne and the earth is my footstool. What is the house that you would build for me?…
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…at Mount Sinai, Mount Horeb, where the burning bush comes. And then he culminates this point with what he says in verses 49 and 50, where he quotesIsaiah chapter 66and says, Heaven is my throne and earth is my footstool. What house will you build for me, says the Lord, or what is the place of my rest? Has my…
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…tell you, he thought he had merit. He thought he earned God's blessing. But the Kingdom belongs to spiritual beggars with empty hands. This fulfilsIsaiah chapter 66verses one and two. Thus says the Lord, Heaven is my throne, earth is my footstool. Where is the house that you will build me, and where is the…
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…started with repentance and confession of sin? It's almost as if the Bible is true. And that the scripture I read earlier during our prayer time inIsaiah chapter 66, when it says, Heaven is my throne and the earth is my footstool. Who will build a house for me, a temple, a place of my dwelling place where my…
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…I realized we are worshipping a God for him. This is just the word of God says it's a footstool. It says a footstool. If you can turn with me toIsaiah chapter 66verses one to two, it says this is what the Lord says. Heaven is my throne and the earth is my footstool. Where is the house you will build for me?…
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…or planting churches. He sees everything as an offering to God. And this is not some random metaphor. Paul is bringing forth a promise from Isaiah.Isaiah chapter 66and verse 20. Listen how prophetic this is. And they shall bring all your brothers from all the nations as an offering to the Lord. And Paul…
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Turn toIsaiah chapter 66. The very last chapter of the book of Isaiah. You can find that on page 661 if you're using the Pew Bible this morning. We're going to be going…
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…We studied those prophecies at the end of the year, last year. In the Christmas season. Well he finishes his book. The very last chapter whichis chapter 66. With this. This is Jesus and this is God speaking to people. And God says something that is very significant for anyone that is seeking God. God…
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…are truly poor in their spirit, in their inner man, Not poor in their body, but poor in their spirit. In fact, the Bible says this in the book ofIsaiah chapter 66verse #2 You know these verses. To this man would I look to him who is broken and of a contrite heart, and who trembles at my word. God says, I…
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…So hopefully everything made sense. And next week, I'm kind of excited. I want to look at, we'll be in Ezekiel, looking at Israel being reborn.Isaiah chapter 66says, Isaiah asks the question, can a nation be born in a day, in one day? Can the earth give birth in a day? And that's what happened May 14th,…
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…words to introduce the text. I'm not going to do that today. We're going to dive right in. So if you have your Bibles, you can go ahead and turn toIsaiah chapter 66. It is the last chapter of Isaiah. We won't read the whole thing, but we're going to read enough to get the idea. We're going to read 15 through…
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…word or just talking him about whatever is on your heart and what you need help with. But then the prophet says, and he's, he's quoting here fromIsaiah chapter 66. However, the Most High does not thrown temples made with hands. As the prophet says, heaven is my throne and earth is my footstool. What house…
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…he couldn't. But he allowed Solomon to to build this, this temple. But again, the temple only represented the presence of God. Here Stephen quotedIsaiah, chapter 66, when he's talking about how God cannot be housed in a temple. In verse 49 it says heaven is my throne and earth is my footstool. What kind of…
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…father in any biological sense, we recall that scripture doesn't shy away from using maternal imagery when speaking of the divine. For example, inIsaiah chapter 66, God says, as a describes their labor for Israel. Now I will cry out like a woman in labor. I will gasp and pant. In Deuteronomy, God uses the…
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…people still knew, believed and worshipped the Lord without a temple. Stephen, then, to kind of close up that particular charge, stephen quotesIsaiah, chapter 66, which says God doesn't live in a temple temple, not in a temple built by human hands. Acts, chapter 7, 48 to 50,. Stephen says, however, the most…
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