Fall of Jerusalem (Part 1)
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Fall of Jerusalem (Part 1)
Isaiah: A Topical Look At IsaiahSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the fall of Jerusalem as predicted in Isaiah, where the old covenant order would be abolished and replaced by the new covenant order. He emphasizes that the end of the old order did not happen all at once, but rather in stages, and that the destruction of the physical city of Jerusalem was a preview of the ultimate destruction of the natural world. Gregg interprets the shaking of the earth as a metaphor for the fall of Jerusalem and the arrival of the new covenant. He also highlights the importance of waiting upon the Lord for strength and salvation.
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In this discussion, Steve Gregg offers insights into the idea of "the remnant" in biblical prophecy. While the term traditionally refers to the small
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God's Complaint
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