The King and His Kingdom
Isaiah: A Topical Look At IsaiahSteve Gregg
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 that while the New Testament frequently mentions the kingdom of God, it is important to also examine Old Testament predictions made about the king and his kingdom. Gregg discusses various interpretations of certain passages, including the meaning of "latter days," and concludes that the kingdom of God is a spiritual reality accessible to those who walk in the ways of the Lord.
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Steve Gregg discusses God's sovereignty and foreknowledge in the book of Isaiah, with a focus on the last 27 chapters which emphasize God's power and
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