Yeah, that's right.

Where you've got this ratcheting up of Emmanuel. Well, will it be God with us in the form of like, I'll be with you to protect you, or I'll be with you to judge you? Well, yep, both of those were true for Israel's day. Yes. But then chapter 9, it looks like it's going to be God with us like, I mean God with us. Like God's really going to come and rule. And they're saying, yeah, in Jesus, this is God with us.

He is God in the flesh. It looks like it's going to be God with us, like, I mean, God with us. Like, God's really going to come and rule.

And they're saying, yeah, in Jesus, this is God with us.

He is God in the flesh.

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Let's jump in. Well, welcome everybody to the spoken gospel podcast. Thank you for joining us. We are getting into the Christmas prophecies of Isaiah. That's their real biblical title.

Merry Christmas, y'all. Deal with it. No, we, this is the for unto us a child is born, virgin birth, Emmanuel.

There's a lot of other stuff going on, but I just thought that would make a great opening to this episode.

Good job. Really, though, said, we're in chapter seven of Isaiah.

Give the algorithm what it wants.

How did we get here?

What's on the line?

Get us ready to hear some of these prophecies.

We've been tracing the theme of the servant through the book of Isaiah.

Israel is meant to be God's servant, like a to God the king, who extends the boundaries of God's

rule and dominion and kingdom so that the whole world can receive justice and learn how to put

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