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Isaiah 7:8 · BSB
7:8 For the head of Aram is Damascus, and the head of Damascus is Rezin. Within sixty-five years Ephraim will be shattered as a people.
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…had spoken by the prophet. Okay, this is Isaiah, again, 700 years before Jesus was born. Look at what verse 23 says. And this is a quote out ofIsaiah chapter 7. It says, Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which means God with us. When Joseph woke from…
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…and an encouragement towards the people originally reading this psalm in the Old Testament and yet it wasn't fulfilled we know from the promise ofIsaiah chapter 7that there was going to be one named Emmanuel which means God with us in Matthew chapter 1 verse 23 tells us who this person is and it's Jesus our…
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…the beginning to the end. In other words, if we were to make this into a Netflix movie, and you saw episode 1, which is chapter 6, episode 2, whichis chapter 7, and episode 3, which is chapter 8, and maybe into chapter 9 because it's connected to what happens there. If you, verse 2 is the key text to help…
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…Isaiah is the prophet that we tend to go to around Christmas time. And sure enough, you go to Isaiah and you find those familiar passages, likeIsaiah chapter 7, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and you shall call his name Emmanuel. Or Isaiah 9, where you read how the people who have walked in…
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…to look at it. And here's how the text begins. It starts like this. I should be better if I actually had it in my Bible. You folks can see it.Isaiah chapter 7is where it begins. Isaiah chapter 7. Here's how the text begins. In the days of Ahaz, the son of Jotham, son of Uzziah, king of Judah, Rezin, the…
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…how they would be fulfilled in advance. But when we look back on them, we see something that we couldn't see before. Now, if you're interested inIsaiah chapter 7in particular, what was its meaning in Isaiah's time and how was it fulfilled in the birth of Jesus, I preached a sermon about a year ago on that…
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…your Bibles open, you can look with me at what I see as a key phrase. And it's actually both in chapters 7 and 8. And what we're actually seeingis chapter 7is a decree of the king of Persia, Artaxerxes, saying, we're going to send you, Ezra, with a group of people to go back and take the next step in…
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…gift, the promise of Jesus Christ, the promise of the Messiah. So if you would, I would ask if you would please to turn with me. We'll begin inIsaiah chapter 7, and we'll look at this together. Isaiah chapter 7. If you're a guest with us this morning, you can find Isaiah on page 571. That's where we're…
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…pregnant by the Holy Spirit. God is the real father. However, the most direct statement of Jesus' identity comes in verse 23. Matthew quotes fromIsaiah chapter 7, several hundred years before, and he says, the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and will call him Emmanuel, which means God with us.…
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…force of impact if if you and I don't first understand the why. Right? Why why did he come? Why was he born like that and die like he did? Well,Isaiah chapter 7and 8 actually give us a glimpse into the why. It gives us a window into what was going on in the world and what was going on in among God's people…
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…so we may need to just explore it a little bit. But Matthew's audience would have understood exactly what this quote refers to. The quote refers toIsaiah chapter 7. And Isaiah chapter 7 gives us a far richer, deeper, more complex understanding of this passage. You see, the situation is like this. Now, you're…
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…verse 14 God keeps his promise Jesus comes as the savior king that Isaiah spoke of some 700 years earlier now if we were to spend a bit of time inIsaiah chapter 7to 11 the focus is on a child a promised child who is the answer to the judgment that the people were under because of their rebellion against God…
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…famous prophecy of a child born of a virgin, and she will name him Emmanuel, which means God with us. So think about it. In this little section ofIsaiah, chapter 7to 12, this little shoot is the third promise of a coming child like no other, a royal child, and history will turn on his birth. We also read here…
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church. Turn with me and your Bibles to Isaiah.Isaiah chapter 7. In the Pew Bibles, it is page 535. This morning is the first Sunday of Advent. That is the season where we anticipate celebrating the coming of…
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…about the coming of the Messiah, and Jesus fulfills every one of them. All the way from the manner in which he would be born. Sounds like this inIsaiah chapter 7, and a virgin shall conceive and give birth. Now ask yourself a question. If you were making something up, would you start there? Think about it.…
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…in the capital city of Jerusalem, is writing down God's prophetic statements. And the background for Isaiah 9 actually begins back in chapter 7. InIsaiah chapter 7, we see more of the details going into this statement. And this is before the northern nation of Israel was destroyed by the Assyrians. Those…
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…of this he must have thought to himself reminded himself of the message that the prophet Isaiah had given to Ahaz on that day. it was recorded inIsaiah chapter 73 be careful Isaiah says be quiet do not fear and do not let your heart be faint. Trust the Lord Ahaz and certainly that message must have…
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…told us of this great event. Earlier in his book, he's prophesied to the miraculous birth of a son sometime in the future. So do you rememberIsaiah chapter 7? Words that we're so familiar with at Christmas, isn't it? She will give birth, she will give you a sign the virgin will conceive and give birth to…
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…the nations. And I will unsheathe the sword after you. And your land shall be a desolation. And your cities shall be a waste. And so we come toIsaiah chapter 7. God's people are now named Judah. They were Israel, but five-sixths of the nation was carved off in a rebellion. And so the people of God are…
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…need to fix, that we're going to devote our energy and our heart and our mind and everything that we can gather and our resources to fixing. But inIsaiah chapter 7, God says something quite different. God says that what we need is we need faith. God tells King Ahaz that if your faith is not firm, you will not…
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