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Isaiah 8:6 · BSB
8:6 “Because this people has rejected the gently flowing waters of Shiloah and rejoiced in Rezin and the son of Remaliah,
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…serve? You complain and whine and excuse. What do we do? Well, let's let's read Isaiah 6 verse 8 tonight. I don't have it in my my PowerPoint here,Isaiah 8 verse 6tonight and says also, I heard the voice of the Lord Isaiah saying, whom shall I send? Who will go for us? And then Isaiah said, here am I send me.…
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…so I wonder if Israel was thinking the same thing, that they could worship God by worshiping other forms of God. And that's not true, right? So?Isaiah 8, verse 2 through 9. Israel cries out to me my God, we know you. Israel has rejected what is good. An enemy will pursue him. They have installed kings, but not through…
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…you, because I'm your father and I love you. That's my job, to discipline you lovingly. God sent Isaiah to give exactly the same message. Look atIsaiah 8, verse 6. Isaiah 8, verse 6. Because this people, Israel, has rejected the gently flowing waters of Shilohah, meaning they don't give me glory for the…
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…for both nations. During that time in Jewish history, war and destruction and death were certain because of family bickering, family infighting. InIsaiah chapter 8, verse 6, God says all of this took place because his people refused him. Using picturesque language, God describes himself as this peaceful, gently flowing…
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