Now then divine recovery or restoration. Isaiah 42. And, well, really, let's just, let's begin with that first verse.

Now I'm going to, I tell you what, I'm reading this out of the

amplified classic, so why don't you just listen.

Behold my servant whom I uphold my elect and whom my soul delights, I have put my spirit upon him

and he will bring forth justice and right and reveal truth to the nations.

Who's he talking about?

He's talking about Jesus.

He will not cry or shout aloud or cause his voice to be heard in the street. A bruised read, he'll not break in dimly burning wick, he'll not quench. He'll bring forth justice and truth. He'll not

fail to become weak or be crushed or discouraged till he has established justice in the earth and

the islands in the coastal region shall wait hopefully for him and expect his direction and law.

Thus says the Lord God, he who created the heavens and stretched them forth,

is spread forth the earth that and that which comes out of it, he gives breath to the people in it and the spirit that walk on it.

I the Lord have called you the Messiah for a righteous

purchase and righteousness. I'll take you by the hand and keep you. I'll give you

for a covenant to the people Israel, for a light to the nation of the

Gentiles, to open the eyes of the blind, to bring out prisoners

from the dungeon and those who sit in darkness from the prison.

I am the Lord, that's my name, my glory I will not give to another, nor my praise

to graven images. Now I want to let's just go on down to the 20th

20th, let's go to the 20th verse.

You have seen many things, but you do not observe

or apprehend their true meaning. His ears are open but he hears not. It was the

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