The M'Cheyne ESV Bible Plan with Kristyn Getty November 7 (2 Kings 20; Hebrews 2; Psalms 137–138; Hosea 13)
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Nov 7, 2025 In today’s readings, Hezekiah’s heartfelt prayer leads to a divine promise of healing. A miraculous sign unfolds when Isaiah reverses a shadow, showcasing God's power. The narrative shifts as Hezekiah reveals his treasures to Babylonian envoys, prompting a prophetic warning of impending exile. Hebrews calls for vigilant faith to avoid drifting from salvation, while emphasizing Jesus’ humble incarnation. The poignancy of captivity is captured in Psalm 137, contrasted by the gratitude expressed in Psalm 138. Hosea's stark rebuke highlights Israel's idolatry and the promise of redemption.
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A Miraculous Sign: Shadow Reversed
- God confirmed Hezekiah's sign by reversing the shadow on the stairway, demonstrating sovereign control over nature.
- The sign served both immediate healing reassurance and a visible miracle to confirm Isaiah's word.
Compassionate Rescue With Future Consequence
- God extended Hezekiah's life after hearing his prayer and seeing his tears, showing compassionate divine response.
- Even miraculous healing came with future judgment: Babylonian envoys saw Hezekiah's treasures and Isaiah foretold exile.
Suffering Makes The High Priest Able To Help
- Hebrews highlights Jesus' humiliation and suffering to become the merciful high priest for humanity.
- His tasting death for everyone secures salvation and frees humans from the fear of death and slavery to it.