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Isaiah 9:1 · BSB
9:1 Nevertheless, there will be no more gloom for those in distress. In the past He humbled the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, but in the future He will honor the Way of the Sea, beyond the Jordan, Galilee of the nations:
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…Capernaum. And that's where Jesus sets up his home base for the next three and a half years. His move to Capernaum fulfilled the prophecy ofIsaiah chapter 9, verses 1 through 2, which states that the Messiah will be a light to the land of Zebulun and Nephthal, the region of Galilee where Capernaum was located. Zebulun and…
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…Where Jesus had appointed them. So, Galilee is a place where nations come together, right? That is Galilee. So. I want us to turn to the book ofIsaiah chapter 9 verse 1because in the book of Isaiah that's where we see the coinage of the word Galilee of the Gentiles or Galilee of the nations right Isaiah 9 verse 1…
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…330 prophecies of Jesus. Isaiah 7.14, that he'd be born of a virgin. Micah 5.2, born in Bethlehem. Genesis 49, 10, born in the tribe of Judah.Isaiah 9:1, his ministry would begin in Galilee. Isaiah 35, he would work miracles. Zechariah chapter 9, he would ride in a donkey into Jerusalem and be…
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…is Galilee. This is not a random mention. This is not a neutral location. But if your mind was to go back to the Old Testament, you would read inIsaiah 9, verses 1through to 7, with particular focus on the first two verses, that Galilee is referred to as Galilee of the Gentiles. And the time in which Isaiah…
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…of the scriptures, they do not have the Holy Spirit. And so they do not have the word filling their hearts. If they did, they would have known.Isaiah 9, verse 1 through 2says, The land beyond the Jordan, Galilee of the nations, the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light. Those who dwell in a land of…
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…are saying that... Jesus is the saviour of the world, Galilee of the Gentiles, Galilee of the nations. So this text is also referenced in Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 9 verse 1and 2. Isaiah chapter 1, Isaiah chapter 9 verse 1 and 2. Nevertheless, the gloom will not be poured upon her who is just as when the first He…
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…that time Jesus began to preach to those people and say repent for the kingdom of heaven. heaven uh is at hand. And uh again, this is coming fromIsaiah 9:1and2. You should uh recognize that portion of the text. It goes on to say, "A child will be born to us and on him the government uh the government…
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…and the shadow of death, on them a light has dawned. This is the prophecy of Isaiah. Specifically, it's the prophecy of Isaiah that's found inIsaiah 9, verses 1and 2. So what we find here is Matthew takes this and says, this is what Jesus is fulfilling. Well, here's what's important about Matthew 9 is…
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…lines. The glaring upset faces It appeared to me that what most people are experiencing is not joy. But Christmas should be full of joy, not gloom.Isaiah 9:11Nevertheless, there will be no more gloom for those who were in distress. In the past he humbled the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, but…
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…to be taking a break from the book of Matthew. We're going to open up to the book of Isaiah. Isaiah in the Old Testament. We're going to be readingIsaiah chapter 9, verses 1 to 7. If you are in need of a Bible, please feel free to raise your hand. One of us would be happy to grab a physical copy of a Bible that you can have…
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As we celebrate Christmas and as we think about Christmas, we want to read this scripture in Isaiah, which was a prophecy fromIsaiah chapter 9, verse 1 to 7. I read. Nevertheless, there'll be no more gloom for those who are in distress. In the past, he humbled the land of Zebalon and the land of…
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…God's good grace. That's where joy comes from. Great joy for all people, including all of us right here today. Great joy from heaven just for us.Isaiah 9 verses 1 to 2says, nevertheless. That time of darkness and despair will not go on forever. The land of Zebulun and Naphtali will be humbled, but there will be a…
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…through him might believe. That's why Jesus said, I am the light of the world. And on and on and on. So we will actually preach on that subject onIsaiah, chapter 9, verses 1 through 5during the candlelight service, as we do every year in just a few weeks. But the light then is described by Isaiah as he says, a child is born.…
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…We read it every year during the candlelight service. And so I hope that your plans will be here on the Christmas Eve and join us for that. ButIsaiah, chapter 9, verses 1 through 6or 1 through 5, Isaiah prophesies of the light that would return. That's why you have the Pharisees and the religious rulers asking if John the…
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…this and pay attention and take action to do as You say. Please, my Father who is in Heaven, hear my prayer, in the Name of Your Son Jesus. Amen.Isaiah 9:1-7, “9 Nevertheless, that time of darkness and despair will not go on forever. The land of Zebulun and Naphtali will be humbled, but there will be a…
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…talking about this prophecy from Isaiah, we are getting a promise from God through Isaiah. So in this promise, I want you to hear God's words inIsaiah chapter 9, verses 1 through 7. We're going to read it this morning, then we'll pray, and then we'll get into the message. But there will be no gloom for her who was in anguish.…
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…becomes visible. The text that we're going to be looking at in Scripture for the next couple of weeks is all in Isaiah. It's an Old Testament book.Isaiah 9, verses 1 -7. To give you a little background, we're dealing with Israelite people. These are God's chosen people. Now, if you know anything about the Bible,…
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…with me where you are this morning as we read God's word. Isaiah chapter 9, a very familiar passage of scripture during this time of the year.Isaiah chapter 9, verses 1and 2. The prophet Isaiah declares, under the unction of the Holy Spirit, the word of God, over the people of God. It says, Nevertheless, there…
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…sermon series as we lead up to Christmas looking at the names of Jesus. And today we'll be looking at the name, the Prince of Peace, taken fromIsaiah chapter 9, verses 1 through 7. So you can read that on the screen behind me or turn in your pew Bible to page 694. But by way of introduction, I wonder if how many of us have…
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…synoptic gospels, in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, every single one of them has these two passages in direct connection. And the connection between themis chapter 9, verse 1, where Jesus says, Some of you will not taste death until you have seen the kingdom come in power. And so this morning, as we go on, I want to…
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