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Isaiah 8:2 · BSB
8:2 And I will appoint for Myself trustworthy witnesses—Uriah the priest and Zechariah son of Jeberekiah.”
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…Jesus, and he's leading his spiritual family in worship of God, in trust of God. And then, in verse 13, we see a couple of different quotes fromIsaiah chapter 8. Again, I will put my trust in him. That was from verse 17. And again, he says, here am I in the children God has given me. That was from verse 18.…
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Now we're going to read inIsaiah chapter 8from verse 9 to verse 18. And we're reading this because again Peter draws our minds to it in 1 Peter chapter 3. So Isaiah chapter 8 and at verse…
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…to another point. It's one thing to know what's true. It's another thing to trust it. We don't have a whole lot of time here, but look with me atIsaiah chapter 8. Isaiah chapter 8. I'm hoping that this will come up more next week, but we'll see. Isaiah chapter 8 is a very pivotal portion of Scripture in…
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…and it sounds good, but when it comes down to it, what we really need is to beg Assyria to come and defeat Israel and Syria. And so God inIsaiah chapter 8, just maybe one page over in your Bible, in Isaiah chapter 8, verse 11 through 14, God speaks to Isaiah and he warns him to not respond this way.…
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…that he has uh with the Ethiopian eunuch. And so I want to read this passage uh with us now, and so you can follow along in your copy. Thisis chapter 8, starting in verse 26, uh, down to the end. It says, Now an angel of the Lord said to Philip, Rise and go to the south, to the road that goes down…
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…7, and the people are astounded by the authority with which he taught. They said, we've never heard anyone like this before. Now the next sectionis chapters 8to 10, and we find ourselves in the middle of that just now. And it's broken up into, it's three groups of three stories about Jesus' power and…
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…houses, a holy priesthood, offering acceptable sacrifices through that very living stone of Jesus. We can move on to verse 8. Peter's recallingIsaiah chapter 8, proclaiming that in the same way that we thrive, as we make much of the name of Jesus, conversely, those that reject this pursuit, those that…
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…fear man. Fear God. Now, he doesn't use the phrase here, fear God, but if you were paying attention earlier in the service, you know we read fromIsaiah chapter 8. This passage quotes that section from Isaiah chapter 8. In Isaiah chapter 8, God is telling Isaiah, don't be afraid. Don't fear man. Instead, fear…
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…words, if we were to make this into a Netflix movie, and you saw episode 1, which is chapter 6, episode 2, which is chapter 7, and episode 3, whichis 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 you to understand what's going on…
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…18. Everyone who falls on that stone will be broken to pieces, and when it falls on anyone, it will crush him. One connection to this verse isIsaiah chapter 8, and he will become a sanctuary and a stone of offense and a rock of stumbling to both houses of Israel, a trap and a snare to the inhabitants of…
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…the next Old Testament quotation found in Hebrews chapter 2 and again this is verse 13 I will put my trust in him the second quotation is fromIsaiah chapter 8the very last part of verse 17 it might benefit you to be there you don't have to be but if you'd like to turn to Isaiah chapter 8 it could be a…
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…the people do not honor God as they should. That sounds familiar too, doesn't it? Turn with me back into the Old Testament again. Go to the book ofIsaiah, chapter 8. That, by the way, was the quickest history of the kingdom of Israel you're ever going to get in your lifetime. Isaiah, chapter 8. You know,…
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…Israel. Assyria is at the gates, war is imminent, dangers all around, hopelessness abounds and the future looks bleak. Now when we go back and readIsaiah chapter 8, what we realize is that the Assyrian army, the darkness that they encountered, was actually just the consequence of a far deeper darkness that was…
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…to turn his eye to you and he's going to come and destroy you. God will be with his people, but he won't be with you. And straight off this inIsaiah chapter 8, Isaiah's wife conceives and gives birth to a son. And before this son is even a few years old, before he can even say mother or father, Assyria…
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…And that's what this passage is all about. It's really interesting to stop just for a moment. And I tell you kind of a broad picture here thatIsaiah chapter 8, picking up there in verse 20 and carrying on down through 9-6, is a little bit like a rheostat, or let me use it this way, a dimmer. It starts out…
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…chapter after chapter, Isaiah offers Israel this intensely dark prophecy. Chapter 8 ends with a painful image of what awaits the people of God.Isaiah chapter 821 through 23. They will pass through the land greatly distressed and hungry. And when they are hungry, they will be enraged and will speak…
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…As we're going to see over the next few weeks, nine beautiful words. That help us understand who he is. So if you've got a Bible there, thenIsaiah chapters 8and 9, this is where we're going to be this morning. Margo's going to come in a minute and just read the verses to us. Chapter 8, verse 11 through…
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…information? Well, I Google it. So I got you there, didn't I? Okay. So where's the word in all of this? Do you follow that? Malachi, to the law,Isaiah chapter 8, to the law and the testimonies that they speak not according to this, it's because there is no truth in them. Jesus says, listen, I want you to do…
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…information? Well, I Google it. So I got you there, didn't I? Okay. So where's the word in all of this? Do you follow that? Malachi, to the law,Isaiah chapter 8, to the law and the testimonies that they speak not according to this, it's because there is no truth in them. Jesus says, listen, I want you to do…
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…pieces on. Here's what I want you to do. I want you to think if you can attach a Bible text to the two statements I've made so far. Is that fair?Isaiah chapter 8says this, According to the law and to the testimonies, if they speak not according to this, it's because there's no truth in them. And we know…
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