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Welcome to 6640, the ministry outreach of Koenania House and Korninia Institute.

Today's Bible teacher is Chuck Missler, connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

In today's study, Chuck begins his teaching on the book of Isaiah, chapters 46 through 49.

Yeah. 46 through 49. Last time we talked about Isaiah 45, and what I thought I'd do tonight before we

get into Isaiah 46 is to address in a little more depth for lots of reasons.

Verse 18 of 45. We touched on it, but I don't think we really did it justice apparently from some of the reactions.

So whenever I don't stir up enough controversy, I realize I really haven't covered the material.

In Isaiah 45, verse 18, there is a... don't stir up enough controversy. I realize I really haven't covered the material.

In Isaiah 45, verse 18, there is a possible insight which leads to a conjecture that you should be aware of. I should be candid with you. I lean in favor of the conjecture about to present, but I don't

want to oversell it because it's just a conjecture. It's a provocative one, and that's why I share it with you, but you should understand

that what I'm about to present is fraught with lots of diverse opinions, and many good scholars

are on both sides of the issue. It's not a question of being informed. It's a question of really

of perspective and other things. But for those of us that

take the Bible seriously, subtle insights are often very meaningful. And this is rather an

interesting one. And Isaiah chapter 45, verse 18, we find encounter the following passage,

for thus say it the Lord, who created the heavens, God himself, who formed

the earth and made it, he hath established it, he created it not in vain, he formed it to be

inhabited, I am the Lord, and there is none else. Interesting passage, the context, of course,

of the remark he makes is the creation. Thuseth the Lord Lord who created the heavens. God himself who formed the earth and made it, and so on.

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