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Isaiah 9:3 · BSB
9:3 You have enlarged the nation and increased its joy. The people rejoice before You as they rejoice at harvest time, as men rejoice in dividing the plunder.
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…world. And so this Messiah comes and he begins at Capernaum. And Capernaum is one of the major trade routes. The Los Maris trade route, found inIsaiah chapter 9, speaks of the trade route that went from Syria to Egypt right through Capernaum, right there on the Sea of Galilee. And so the word that Jesus is…
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…the lamb. This eagle is saying woe, woe, woe to them. So, let's look at these three trumpet blasts, these warning woes. In the fifth trumpet, whichis chapter 9, 1 through 12, 9, 1 starts again with the blowing of a trumpet by an angel. And remember, that is an announcement of judgment. This time, it's…
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…is this message just that? Is it just words? Is it mere talk? But you have to remember who it is who's speaking these words. This is the king ofIsaiah chapter 9. The one called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. This is the servant of Isaiah 53 who has borne our…
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…ha, ha. When life can sometimes not be that easy. In our passage of scripture we read this morning, we see such a case of life's difficulties. InIsaiah chapter 9, it starts off and it talks about this nation that has experienced gloom and anguish. And it says in verse 1, it says, In the former time, he,…
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This is, we've been going through a series in John, but today it's Christmas Day, so we're taking a break from our series and I'll be looking atIsaiah chapter 9. So if you have your Bibles or your phone apps, open it up to that and we'll be looking at that passage. If you don't have a Bible or a phone app,…
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…give you one of those, and uh you can keep that, you can take that home as our gift uh to you. But if you would grab that now and uh and turn toIsaiah chapter 9. Okay, we started out our our Christmas series, uh Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, last Sunday, and a kind of a mini two-part series. We're gonna be…
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WellIsaiah chapter 9, and you can turn there now in your Bibles, is it's a you know very well-read passage. It's familiar to us from the Old Testament, and it was…
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…we learn some remarkable things about that child in that section so in chapter 7 as we're told here the child to be born is Emmanuel God with us inIsaiah chapter 9we discover that among the child's name is mighty God and then in Isaiah chapter 11 we discover that this child will rule in supernatural power…
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Amen. Welcome to the second Sunday in Advent. Our reading for the sermon this morning is the book ofIsaiah, chapter 9. Reading the first seven verses. If you want to look in your pew Bible, it's page 536. If you will turn there with me, we will read it together.…
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…right. And so this is part of the prophecy. This is what we see in the Old Testament that talks about Jesus. It talks about him as this king. InIsaiah chapter 9, it says, And so we are celebrating the coming of a king when we look back to Jesus' first coming. And we are anticipating the final coming and…
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…born, God's light of salvation began to shine in our darkness. That is what makes Christmas so wonderful. This morning, we're going to go back toIsaiah chapter 9. We're going to take a break out of the book of Revelation where we've been at for the last few months. And I want to help you see the hope-giving…
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…familiar words to us, perhaps words that make us sing Handel's Messiah, at least in our own heads. But let's hear these wonderful words once again.Isaiah chapter 9, beginning at verse 1. In fact, let's read chapter 8, verse 22, and then into chapter 9. Then they will look towards the earth and see only…
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…is with us. So, Emmanuel seems to give renewed strength and hope to God's people, even after God has judged them for their faithlessness. And then,Isaiah chapter 9, which we'll look at more next week, also talks about this child who will be born. Chapter 9, verse 6, for to us a child is born. To us a son is…
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…Jesus is our Prince of Peace. So let's just read a few verses from the prophecy together, and then we'll think about what it means for us. So it'sIsaiah chapter 9, and I'm starting to read at verse 5. And it says, Every warrior's boot used in battle, and every garment rolled in blood, will be destined for…
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…loosed and He made this prophecy right at the point of John the Baptist's birth and naming. And the heart of this prophecy has its roots back inIsaiah chapter 9. Here was Zachariah referencing the promise that God had made to Isaiah hundreds of years ago. And in this prophecy that Zachariah brings on that…
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…of that prophecy was the conception of a child and a young virgin teenager named Mary. And it is that child, it is that son of whom Isaiah wrote inIsaiah chapter 9. Look at verse 5. Every boot of the trampling warrior in battle tumults and every garment rolled in blood will be burned as fuel for fire. Isaiah…
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…so Christmas is an escape from the darkness. Christmas actually gives us a way to deal with it head on. So for a few minutes, I want us to look atIsaiah chapter 9. And I want to look at this story. And I want to look at the promise at the heart of the story. And we're just going to ask two questions. One, why…
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…Eve when we had, like, the doors and the windows open, because it was 90 degrees. And now now it's right. All is all is right. We're going to be inIsaiah chapter 9tonight. Isaiah chapter 9. One of the greatest privileges that I have as a pastor is to preach at Advent. And so I'm so excited to be with you, to…
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…say, peace, what if peace is not the goal, but peace is the byproduct of the goal? For example, the Bible says this: this is the prophet Isaiah inIsaiah chapter 9, uh, promising what this was going to be like when the Messiah comes. He says, For to us a child is born, and to us a son is given. And the…
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…out every Christmas, also from Isaiah. And we've already alluded to part of it before, but Isaiah 9. Turn there with me and we'll have a look.Isaiah chapter 9. The promise of a child to be born. But there will be no gloom, verse 1. There will be no gloom for her who was in anguish. In the former time, He…
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