Sermons onIsaiah 66

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• 4:23Isaiah 66

  So don't miss the exclamation point that Isaiah gives. So if you have your Bibles with you, join me in Isaiah 66 beginning in verse 18. Today's message is simply this God's heart for the nations because that's what Isaiah leaves us with. God's heart for the nations. If you want to use the pew Bible, it is page 662. And if this is…

• 5:13Isaiah 66

  This is the living and active word of the Lord. Let's read together. Isaiah 66 verse 18 halfway through the Old Testament, which is the first third of your Bible. God says, knowing their works and their thoughts. I have come to gather all nations and languages. They will come and see my glory. Let's pause there. There's several words that we're going to look back at nations, languages and glory. We'll come back to those words.

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• 11:11Isaiah 66

  No vision of heaven is accurate or complete without the throne. So I don't know what your vision has of heaven. But if the throne is not central to your thought process of who God is and where he's sitting, you can throw out your vision of heaven. Because in heaven, God is sovereign and he reigns. Isaiah 66, verse 1. Heaven is his throne and the earth is his footstool.

• 2:54Isaiah 66

  And the metaphors of our relationship with God Do not end with the father We see in Isaiah 66 That often some attributes of God Are related to the comfort that a mother can bring Isaiah 66 13 The prophet says As one whom his mother comforts So I will comfort you And you will be comforted in Jerusalem So as a mother comforts their child So God will bring you comfort

• 3:04Isaiah 66:13

  And the metaphors of our relationship with God Do not end with the father We see in Isaiah 66 That often some attributes of God Are related to the comfort that a mother can bring Isaiah 66 13 The prophet says As one whom his mother comforts So I will comfort you And you will be comforted in Jerusalem So as a mother comforts their child So God will bring you comfort