Isaiah 49:1 - 52:12
IsaiahSteve Gregg
Isaiah 49:1-52:12 is divided into three sections of nine chapters each, with the first servant song not lying within the section covered in this talk. The speaker discusses the subtle nature of the servant's descriptions and how they resemble Christ, despite some denying that the servant is the Messiah. The talk covers topics such as trusting God, the new heaven and earth, and growing in holiness.
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