Isaiah - Isaiah Redemption
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The book of Isaiah is a rare example of Old Testament literature that remains wholly relevant to Christians today, says biblical scholar Steve Gregg. Its themes of redemption and salvation through Christ are intertwined with the story of Exodus and the Babylonian exile, offering valuable insight into the history of God's people. Gregg delves into specific verses from Isaiah, highlighting their importance both to the apostles in the New Testament and to modern readers seeking spiritual guidance.
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Isaiah - The Second Exodus
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Explore the theme of deliverance from bondage in the book of Isaiah with Steve Gregg, as he discusses various aspects of the Exodus motif and how it a
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Isaiah - Return from Exile
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Isaiah prophesied about the return of Israel from their exile and their re-establishment as God's chosen people. The message of the gospel, that there
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Isaiah - Warfare and Judgment
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Steve Gregg offers a unique perspective on the Book of Isaiah, exploring its themes of warfare and judgment through a spiritual lens. He discusses the
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