Restoration Images
Isaiah: A Topical Look At IsaiahSteve Gregg
In "Restoration Images," Steve Gregg explores the various ways in which the concept of God's restoration of the destroyed is portrayed through imagery in the Book of Isaiah. He notes the use of language to suggest a fixed entity or person being restored, such as in the rebuilding of Jerusalem after the Babylonian captivity. The speaker also delves into the spiritual implications of restoration, citing references to a strong city with spiritual walls and a new Jerusalem inhabited by believers. Gregg concludes by discussing the restoration of the sick person or sinner through God's healing and sacrifice.
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In "The Servant of Jehovah," Steve Gregg discusses how the book of Isaiah uniquely portrays the theme of the servant of God. Isaiah's first section, C
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The King and His Kingdom
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In this talk, Steve Gregg explores the theme of the coming king in the book of Isaiah, focusing on the character and reign of his kingdom. He notes th
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The Remnant
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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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