Isaiah 33
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Nov 3, 2026
Kyle SefcikHOST
And Jay speaks on this because we all have paths of... yes lord yes look and then we get knocked off or distracted or busy the times are crazy right now guys the times are as many would say at hand if you look scripturally the time it's it's like it the the shifting has already been happening so where are you in your walk how serious is the word to you do you not see the times we're in that's why jay's that's why jay says that warning that word warning really sticks out who else feels like to share
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good morning kyle good morning yesterday i found this Isaiah 33, 5 and 6.
speaker_4PANELIST
And it's talking about, should I read it or do you want to read it? But I link it up with Malachi 3, 16 and 17.
speaker_4PANELIST
But it says, The Lord is exalted, for he dwelleth on high.
Sharon WelchGUEST
In whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge
Linda VolpeGUEST
Okay, and so wisdom and knowledge is, you can get Isaiah 33 and 6 for me for a minute.
Linda VolpeGUEST
But this scripture here, it says, being knit together in love and unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding.
Linda VolpeGUEST
Because we're down here receiving full assurance that this is the truth and that we can understand these things and that Yahshua is God.
Linda VolpeGUEST
It's all about being a son and having Yahshua put the hedge up around us and teach us and protect us from the mystery of iniquity, or we would be carried away by every wind of doctrine, like the scriptures say.
Linda VolpeGUEST
So go ahead and read that.
Linda VolpeGUEST
I called for Isaiah.
Dave FrankowskiHOST
Isaiah 33 and six and wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times and strength of salvation.
Renee HolidayHOST
I'm your host, Renee Holiday.
Renee HolidayHOST
And this morning, we have a really cool random turning that comes to us from Isaiah 33.
Renee HolidayHOST
And I've been meaning to get to this ever since Saturday when it was the random turning that I posted on our Telegram channel.
Renee HolidayHOST
And it is such a great chapter, very, very rich in content and all sorts of intriguing points and information that I'm looking forward to sharing with all of you.
Mihailo ZekicHOST
It can be easy to forget the human suffering aspect of these wars, how these wars are not fought with statistics on paper, but by real people with real lives like, uh, like you and me.
Mihailo ZekicHOST
But this is what God says in Isaiah 33:18.
Mihailo ZekicHOST
Short little line here, "Your heart shall meditate terror." Meditate, according to Strong's Concordance, it can also mean to ponder.
Mihailo ZekicHOST
Terror in the Kingda- in the King James Version is loose- is translated variously as dread, fear, horror, terrible, terror.
Dan OlsonGUEST
And everybody said? Amen.
Dan OlsonGUEST
Okay, Isaiah 33, verse 6, in the New King James Version, says, Wisdom...
Dan OlsonGUEST
And knowledge will be the stability of your times and the strength of salvation.
Dan OlsonGUEST
The fear of the Lord is his treasure.
Dan OlsonGUEST
But God says in 2 Timothy 1, 7, which is not in my message, God's not given us a spirit of fear.
Dan OlsonGUEST
but of power and love and a sound mind.
Dan OlsonGUEST
Yet Isaiah declares that God has provided stability for his people.
Dan OlsonGUEST
Look at God has provided stability for his people.
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There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.
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Isaiah 33.2 Lord, be gracious to us.
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We long for you.
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Be our strength every morning, our salvation in time of distress.
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nor sorrow, nor crying.
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There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.
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Isaiah 33, 2.
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Lord, be gracious to us.
Chrissy BennettGUEST
Thank you.
Chrissy BennettGUEST
Isaiah 33 and 6.
Scott MillerGUEST
Isaiah 33 and 6 And wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation.
Chrissy BennettGUEST
And isn't that the truth? Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times.
Chrissy BennettGUEST
The times back then are the times now.
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O Jehovah, be thou their arm every morning, our salvation also in the time of distress.
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Isaiah 33, 2.
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Thus saith the Lord Jehovah, an evil and only evil, behold it cometh.
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An end is come, the end is come, the morning is come upon thee, O inhabitant of the land, the day of tumult is near.
Carl HargroveHOST
Esteemed is how it's translated here.
Carl HargroveHOST
Go with me to Isaiah 33.
Carl HargroveHOST
Isaiah 33.
Carl HargroveHOST
Isaiah 33.
Carl HargroveHOST
Another use of it here.
Carl HargroveHOST
Isaiah 33 and then verse 8.
Carl HargroveHOST
It says, the highways are desolate.
Carl HargroveHOST
The traveler has ceased.
TimHOST
There's some that you probably can't read because they're too small.
TimHOST
But Isaiah 24, "The earth dries up and withers," we had that one, "because people have disobeyed the laws." Isaiah 33, "The treaty is broken, the land mourns and wastes away." Jeremiah 12, "The whole land will be laid waste because there is no one who cares." Hosea 4, we also had, "Bloodshed follows bloodshed, therefore the land mourns." How does this work? Sometimes in scripture, it's true, there's a cause and a, a clear cause-and-effect relationship between a wrongdoing someone does and a punishment that is visited upon them.
TimHOST
But I think standing back from the whole biblical record, it's helpful to think that God works through having created a moral universe.
TimHOST
There's a sense in the Bible that when humans live out of step with God's way, then that the way things are meant to be unravels.
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TimHOST
Love is the only reason and only power at work in the creation of everything, and that is why God is in the business of redeeming and restoring the world, because he so loved the world and the fullness thereof that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who puts their trust in Him might have eternal life.
TimHOST
It is easy to get overwhelmed in the face of bad news, but that is not our Christian vocation.
TimHOST
The prophets spoke because they loved God and they loved God's world, and they pointed to God's hope that followed from repentance, as we heard in our Isaiah reading.
TimHOST
Our human vocation, renewed in Christ, is to live into our task to bear the image of God, the God who loves the cosmos, including the non-human cosmos.
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