Day 207 (Isaiah 40-43) - Year 5

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 26 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.
0:13.3	In the first 39 chapters of Isaiah, we've read his prediction of Jerusalem's fall to Babylon,
0:17.9	which happened approximately 100 years after he wrote those words, and we'll read more about
0:22.6	that time in other books.
0:24.5	But before all that takes place, Isaiah also wrote prophecies of a hope beyond that, a future
0:30.0	restoration post-Exile in Babylon.
0:32.9	We see this starting to unfold in chapter 40 where he speaks to the future generations.
0:37.8	In chapter 40, we see the end of Israel's exile.
0:41.6	They've been brought back in and God is comforting them.
0:44.8	In 48, Isaiah reminds Israel that even though God's creation passes away, God's word
0:50.6	itself will stand.
0:52.5	He is immovable.
0:54.3	The primary points of chapter 40 is that God is worthy of worship and sovereign over all things.
1:00.3	Verses 16 through 17 point out that if we were to offer all his creation up to him as
1:04.7	an offering, it would still fall short of praising him as much as he deserves.
1:09.0	But Israel still struggles with trusting and praising God.
1:12.4	Both the rich and the poor among Israel build idols, and the people still fall into sin
1:16.8	and entitlement.
1:18.2	They act like God can't see their actions and their hearts, and that he's being mean
1:21.8	to them.
1:23.1	So Isaiah calls them to be servants of Yahweh to turn to him.
1:26.9	But instead, just like they did in the wilderness, they complain and accuse God.
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