These Are Words I Never Want To Hear

Isaiah prophesies this powerful and acute message in Chapter 1, but it did not perforate the Black Maria of the people of Supreme Being to whom it was addressed.

Isaiah saw such as sinfulness in the state of Israel. Those people who were called by Supreme Being to demo us Gentiles the way, had turned away from Him. He saw people who were so wounded and bruised and hurt. He saw how the 10 folks of State Of Israel in the North had been overrun.

Isaiah is the adult male who talks to Judah and Jerusalem. He is God's mouthpiece.

Isaiah talks about the falseness in the Temple, and how Supreme Being was aweary of all that was going on - poetries 12 to 18.

I never desire to hear words like that, coming from the oral cavity of God. Then come ups this entreaty from Supreme Being - poetries 18 to 20 - which could also be read as a very existent warning. Wash - kind things out - go willing and obedient, and you will be blessed and not devoured.

A batch was going on - from the outside it looked all right - but Supreme Being saw things differently.

Sin was rampant in the state and in the lives of the people who came to worship, and we have got God's ideas here. This is what Supreme Being thought of what He saw. "I cannot bear to be present in your services."

God then pulls Isaiah's attending to the status of the city, and he talks boldly and courageously. There are modern times when Jesus Of Nazareth pulls our attending to something. There are modern times when the Holy Place Spirit demoes us a specific substance with which we have got to deal. Sometimes we can almost wish to run away.

God gives these people the pick - you take - how make you desire to live? But cognize this - what haps to you will be determined by your answer. That is strong prophetic preaching.

God is for ever setting before His people - picks - and challenges - and opportunities. That haps each clip we come up to His Word.

Sandy Shaw