40 Minutes In The Old Testament Isaiah 25:10-26:16 (Episode 467)
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Jun 22, 2025 Dive into the triumph of God's promise over death and mortality. Discover how humility links to divine salvation, contrasting the fate of the proud with the protection of the faithful. John the Baptist's role reveals the need for spiritual preparation, while a father-child metaphor highlights divine assistance in our achievements. Reflect on enduring salvation that transcends earthly legacies, and marvel at the power of whispered prayers, showcasing how even silent supplications are heard by God.
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Farm Analogy for God's Judgment
- Chad Bird shares a vivid farm analogy for God's judgment, likening Moab's fate to a swimmer struggling in a muddy manure pool.
- This image illustrates the humiliating defeat and trampling of the prideful by God's hand and foot.
Exaltation of Humble, Dismantling Pride
- God's plan is to exalt the humble and bring down the proud, a consistent biblical theme.
- This includes bringing low the arrogant and lifting up the lowly as the Messiah delivers salvation.
Salvation as City's Strength
- The righteous city is strong not by human might but because it is protected by the Lord's salvation.
- Faith in God's salvation makes the city secure and its people righteous as they enter through the gates.