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Isaiah 40:3–8, 15–23; 42:15β16; 47:7β11
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Isaiah repeatedly reminded his people of Godβs matchless power, even compared to the oppressive worldly power that surrounded them.
Look for this message as you read Isaiah 40:3–8, 15–23; 42:15β16; and 47:7β11 (note that chapter 47 is addressed to Israelβs captor, Babylon).
What do these passages teach you about worldly things?
What do they teach you about God?
Ponder why this message might have been valuable to the Jews in captivity. Why is it valuable to you?
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π¨ πΌ: βThe Lord hath comforted his people, and will have mercy upon his afflictedβ (Isaiah 49:13). Balm of Gilead, by Ann Adele Henrie