The prophet Isaiah describes the one who would be God’s special servant (42:1–4). He would be the Messiah of Israel; the perfect servant who would bring God’s salvation to the Gentiles, as well as to Israel.
Isaiah’s word picture
We are told that “a bruised reed shall he not break”. Wh…
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We have observed that the Law of Moses by its omissions and by its very provisions made it evident that it was unable to give life. It pointed out sin and magnified it; “by the Law is the knowledge of sin” (Rom 3:20; 7:7,13). It showed the way to something “better”. At the inauguration of th…
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In the Gospel of John there are a string of passages that present clear teaching on the subject of our responsibility to judgment. This interesting series show us the quite definite mind of the Lord upon the responsibility that came to those who heard his word. John’s Gospel presents many inte…
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