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The Incomparability Of God (Isaiah 40:12-26)
Saturday, 11 November 2006
I suspect that most people at some stage in their lives have asked whether there is but one God. And if so which God is he? Is it wrong to believe in a multiplicity of gods?
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Stand Up, Speak Up, And Explain (Isaiah 40:9-11)
Saturday, 11 November 2006
Our God is full of compassion. Even though he disciplines and chastises his people yet he cares for them. Israel experienced his care in the days of Isaiah. In the midst of troubles with surrounding empires like Assyria and Babylon threatening her, Israel was comforted by God. God’s comfort came via people proclaiming good tidings.
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Prepare For The Coming Glory Of The Lord (Isaiah 40:3-5).
Saturday, 05 August 2006
Israel was under pressure from Assyria and Babylon the nations which the Lord raised up to chastise her for her sins. But amidst Israel’s chastisement the Lord spoke words of comfort to her. Her comfort was to be found, not in her military might or her land, but in him. His glory would be revealed to Israel (40:5).
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The Lord Comforts His Forgiven People (Isaiah 40:1-2)
Saturday, 05 August 2006

People in distress need comfort. Israel was no exception. She was distressed as she was being chastised for her sins. God, through the prophet Isaiah speaks comfort to Israel (40:1,2). After chastisement comes consolation. But God’s comfort comes in God’s time and in his way.
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Intercessory Prayer is All-Consuming
Tuesday, 11 July 2006

Numbers 14:11-25

The Israelites rebel & refuse to enter promised land. God threatens judgment. Moses intercedes for Israel. Numbers 14:11-25 teaches us the nature of intercessory prayer. Moses is impassioned with prayer.

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...you...are kept by the pwer of God through faith for salvation ready to be revealed in the last time (1 Peter 1:5).
 
In this you greatly rejoice, though now for a little while, if need be, you have been grieved by various trials (1 Peter 1:6).