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Chad, we are in Isaiah chapter 30.

We got through partially through a section.

The header says the Lord will be gracious.

And when the Lord is going to be gracious, he's going to do some

rescuing, some delivering, some saving. And we were going into all that. Now, also what sometimes

happens when the Lord is being gracious to you and rescuing you, sometimes that means that somebody

else is getting the reverse side of

that. And Isaiah is going to explain how some of that's going to look as well. Yeah, of course,

if we're saved, that means we're in some peril, right? If we're rescued, we're in a spot that is not safe. So when God

rescues the saves, there's always a twofold thing happening. I mean, you got this all over

the old testament. The one that pops immediately into my mind is the Red Sea. Israel is saved

to the Red Sea. They are rescued. And also at the same time, those who created

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