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The Bible Recap

Day 197 (Isaiah 13-17) - Year 5

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

4.833.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible recap.

0:13.2

While Isaiah is primarily concerned with warning God's people about their sins, today

0:18.0

he launches into the first of 15 chapters of prophetic speeches or oracles to a bunch

0:23.2

of pagan nations and we'll find out why.

0:26.4

He starts out with Babylon, which is one of the ruling powers of the ancient world.

0:30.4

They're the ones who will take the people of Judah into captivity when Jerusalem falls

0:34.5

in about a hundred years.

0:36.2

And in today's reading, God pronounces a prophetic judgment on them for the thing they

0:40.7

haven't done yet.

0:43.2

God's sovereignty shows up right off the bat in this scenario.

0:46.4

In 133, he refers to Babylon as my consecrated ones.

0:51.3

As far as they are concerned, they have not consecrated themselves to Yahweh, no sir.

0:56.0

But the point of this terminology is to show that God has consecrated them or set them

1:00.4

apart for his own purposes.

1:03.3

He has a plan to use them and their sinful ways to work out his long-term plans to bless

1:08.9

his people.

1:10.3

Initially, through discipline, but then through restoration.

1:14.4

Babylon will think they're doing their own thing, but they'll be fulfilling God's plan.

1:19.1

And the fact that it's written out more than a hundred years in advance serves as evidence

1:23.4

that the idea didn't originate with them.

1:26.1

Then, even though God is using their sin to accomplish his will, as he does with all sin,

1:32.1

he still put us as he does with all sin.

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