When the Son of Man comeeth, shall he find faith on the earth?

Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and as strong as that of Jacob.

When confronted by one who sought to destroy his faith declared,

I could not be shaken.

Hello, my friends. I'm Jared Halverson, and I'm glad you're here for Food for Study.

To all of you who are unshaken saints currently, or those that are feeling shaken,

but wish that they weren't, and hope to be unshaken in the future, this lesson is for you.

This is our third installment in the Book of Isaiah.

And this is really where we begin reaching an incredible climax.

There's a crescendo today.

What we did last week was very historical, and hopefully you found some relevance in it,

as far as learning the difference between apostasy and restoration,

and being grateful we're on the restoration side, institutionally,

hopefully we're on the restoration side individually as well.

We talked about wickedness versus righteousness.

We talked about scattering versus gathering, and all those amazing promises.

We hung our hopes on the nail in the sure place,

confident that it will hold no matter what.

But what we're going to see today will build on that,

and it's going to become much more personal, much more persuasive,

because what we're going to see, at least at the beginning,

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