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It’s impressive... but it’s fading
Isaiah 28:1-6
Samaria is being described in her beauty
Her reality is truthfully described as proud and fading
The Assyrian army is one who is compared to a destructive storm
This will leave Samarian trampled and quickly taken away as the ripe fig
Hope is offered and lessons should be learned by Judah: the Lord of Hosts is intended to be the glory of Israel
He doesn’t waver in faithfulness.
* When He is the glory of His people- rulers will have the courage to make right judgment in every matter.
Those who defend and fight will have strength to fight against the enemy.
Christ is your beauty
What does it mean for Christ to be our beauty?
Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness
My beauty are, my glorious dress;
’Midst flaming worlds, in these arrayed,
With joy shall I lift up my head.
This spotless robe the same appears,
When ruined nature sinks in years;
No age can change its glorious hue,
The robe of Christ is ever new.
Picture never going to an occasion in which you are not prepared in dress- cold, classy, casual, dangerous
When I sin, I have Christ forgiveness
When I faced conflict, I am dressed in Christ’s humility
It’s simple…but it is vital
Isaiah 28:7-13
These also- may refer to Judah’s leaders
* The prophets and priests are pictured as staggering about, out of control, and confused because of wine.
* They have foregone the functions that they were intended to do.
The prophet was intended to give revelation.
It was more convenient to give messages of peace rather than of truth.
The priest was intended to make decisions of good judgment.
* Indulgence saps one from the power of discernment.
When desires rule, lasting impact fades.
They consider that his message is for babies
It is babbling, repetitive, and simple
Because of their rejection, his message has become unitelligible
Rest was intended
Now the words will lead to their being trapped
Christ is your wisdom
What are the world’s wise ways
Success- you win if you are better.
The way ahead is on top
Relationship- a good relationship is one in which you feel loved
Worth- what do you own, what position do you
It functions…but it does not stand
Context -false security in an alliance.
We are secure
True picture - a tested, valuable, foundational stone
False picture- short bed, inadequate blanket
Strange work- God is fighting against us
Exhortation- dont scoff
Christ is your foundation
How do we build without God.
(Romans 9) building without submission (Example of parenting)
Think in the body.
Christ is building a living organism
I come to the body not for how I fee, or what did I accomplish
If this truth goes against what I naturally think or feel, can I trust what God says?
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