Yeah, yeah, yeah, like Israel's doing this thing, and there's going to be a new servant, the ultimate servant, who will bring about the Isaiah 2 promise of restoring Israel to their calling, to be princes under God and restore peace to the world.

But his ministry is going to look like Israel's ministry.

He's going to do what Israel was supposed to do, teach the law, bring about peace, but he's

also going to be met with futility and hostility, just as Israel's servants have throughout

the world.

Welcome to the spoken gospel podcast.

Spoken gospel is a ministry that's dedicated to speaking the gospel out of every corner

of scripture.

In Luke 24, Jesus told his disciples that every part of the Bible is about him.

In each episode, hosts David and Seth work through a passage of Scripture to see how it's all about Jesus and his good news.

Let's jump in. Well, welcome, everyone to the spoken gospel podcast.

Thank you so much for joining us.

We are continuing our journey through

the book of Isaiah, specifically tracing the theme of the servant through the book and seeing how it

all fulfills in Jesus. Seth, where are we at? How you feeling? What's going on? How I'm feeling is

I feel like I had a lot of curry for lunch. So just a little spicy.

A little spicy. A little tired. But there was only one spice level left for you to go up. For you to go up on. You were right at the tippy top. I did have a lot of... I was on the opposite. That's what Erica is too. But where we are in the book of Isaiah is we are at a story seam in the book

of Isaiah. Okay. We've been tracing this theme of the servant. Israel is meant to be this nation

of servants that do justice and spread peace throughout the world. And the nations of the world

is supposed to look to Israel as this beacon of hope and peace

and justice.

They all flock to it.

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