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Isaiah 8:12 · BSB
8:12 “Do not call conspiracy everything these people regard as conspiracy. Do not fear what they fear; do not live in dread.
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…because Isaiah and Peter say, We know the one who is greater than this world and who alone is truly to be feared. Listen to how Isaiah puts it inIsaiah chapter 8, verses 12and 13. Isaiah says, Do not fear what they fear, nor be in dread, but the Lord of hosts, him you shall honor as holy. And you can see, right, how…
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…who wasn't appointed by Rome. Maybe they were afraid of Rome. I was intrigued that the word troubled is the same one used in a Greek translation ofIsaiah 8 verse 12which is surrounded by this promise of Emmanuel. I'm just raising it because I would love to just get you guys to tell me what you think. Go away…
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…God in our lives is to believe in Him, to trust in Him. A second text in the Bible that explains what it means to hallow the name of God is inIsaiah 8:12-13. God speaks to Isaiah and warns him not to be like the rest of the people of Israel. This is what God tells Isaiah, do not call conspiracy all that…
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…In verses 14 and 15, Peter is giving a Christian adaption to the text of Isaiah 8 verses 12 to 13. And you might want to look at that with me.Isaiah 8 verses 12and 13. And it gives us a whole lot of help in deciding what it means to set apart Christ as Lord in our hearts. God gives Isaiah a warning in…
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