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7/19/2013 Judgment on Jerusalem and Tyre |
Scriptures: | Isaiah 21-23 |
Heart of the Passage: | Isaiah 21 |
Overview
Even in the midst of declaring prophecies of doom and destruction, Isaiah's heart breaks for [he guilty nations involved. Babylon, ''the desert of the sea," will be mercilessly crushed by Media, causing die prophet both heartache and dismay. Doomed men are never a pretty picture, and for Isaiah, Babylon has become more than simply a vision of death row. The same holds true for Jerusalem. Though her coming judgment is richly deserved, isaiah finds it difficult to divorce himself from the grim fate of his countrymen. The prophet can draw meager comfort from God's promise that judgment will be stayed during Isaiah's lifetime (22:14). |
Chapter 21
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Chapter 22
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Chapter 23
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Down with Idolatry
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Down with Insensitivity
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Down with Sensuality
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Arabia
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Jerusalem
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Tyre
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Your Daily Walk
For the next 60 seconds, go to the nearest window and count the number of people you see from your vantage point. Now ask yourself this question: "How many of those people do I really care about?"
The faceless crowd has become a common and accepted part of life on this planet. It is often so easy to become calloused, indifferent, and unmoved by the lost condition of those around you. Isaiah knew that one of the best ways to develop a passion for souls is to ponder the destiny of lost men and women. Where are they going? And what awaits them there if no one cares enough to confront them with God's love and their own lostness?
The thought of judgment coming upon his countrymen caused Isaiah to bow in prayer and then move into action. What about you? Go back to the window for another minute, this time to pray for those you count. You cannot reach them all. but can you reach one today? Ask God to give you boldness and a door of opportunity to do precisely that.
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Insight
God's Plan and Purpose ¡X
At least four purposes were served by prophets such as Isaiah: They pointed out the people's immoral condition; they called the nation back to the Law of Moses; they warned of coming judgment; and they predicted the coming of the Messiah.
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Adage
More spiritual failure is due to laziness than to disbelief. |

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