Isaiah - The Kingdoms King
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Isaiah - The Kings Kingdom
Isaiah - The Kingdoms King
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Isaiah proclaims the Kingdom of God as a people of Israel conditionally. Steve Gregg discusses how God's kingdom exists among those who follow Jesus and how Jesus established his reign to fill the whole earth. Gregg examines the book of Psalms, identifying how Christians connect present-day events to the promises land of Israel. He also explores the concept of the tabernacle David, which refers to the restoration of the Davidic dynasty and musical worship. Ultimately, embracing Jesus as Lord means inheriting a place in the Kingdom of God.
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Christ's Kingdom reigns as the ideal of God's rulership, with Jesus enthroned at the right hand of God and reigning over people who acknowledge him. T
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Isaiah offers hope in the midst of judgment. Steve Gregg's rapid survey of Isaiah 1-2 emphasizes the prophet's vision of the coming Messiah and Messia
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Isaiah - The Servant of Yahweh
Isaiah
Isaiah, one of the most discussed books in the Old Testament, contains four passages commonly referred to as the "servant songs." These songs, includi
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