Isaiah 43
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Oct 30, 2026
Grace LubegaHOST
That's why I said, it's not an if, it's a when.
Grace LubegaHOST
That's why Isaiah 43 tells you, when you go through the fire, part two, part B of that portion.
Grace LubegaHOST
When you walk through the fire, you shall not be burned, nor shall the flames cut you.
Grace LubegaHOST
He didn't say if you walk, if you walk.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
I'll be owned by you.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
Isaiah 43 verse 1.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
It says, But now saith the Lord that created thee, and he that formed thee, O Israel, fear not, for I have redeemed thee.
Dag Heward-MillsHOST
I have called thee by name.
John OrtbergHOST
Scripture itself acknowledges this need.
John OrtbergHOST
Isaiah 43.1 says, But now, thus says the Lord, He created you, O Jacob, who formed you, O Israel.
John OrtbergHOST
Do not fear, for I have redeemed you.
John OrtbergHOST
I have called you by name.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
2 Samuel 7.22, O Lord God, for there is none like Thee, neither is there any God beside Thee.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
Isaiah 43, O Lord God, for there is none like Thee, neither is there God beside Thee.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
Oh, that was Samuel.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
In Isaiah 43, Before me there was no God formed.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
Neither shall there be after me, I, even I, the Lord, and beside me there is no Savior.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
So in here it is the Lord whom they call Jehovah speaking.
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Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
But as God, he conquered death and rolled away the stone.
Romel Joseph ChavezGUEST
He was resurrected.
Isaac MoralesGUEST
I don't think I have it in there, but I do have a text from Cyprian of Carthage.
Isaac MoralesGUEST
And in one of his letters, he talks about this passage from Isaiah 43 that talks about water, and he reads it as referring to baptism.
Isaac MoralesGUEST
So basically, and he says something to the effect of wherever water is in the Old Testament, it tells us something about baptism.
John SehornHOST
Well, and as you probably remember, Jerome tells us that Cyprian read Tertullian every day.
John SehornHOST
So that's, oh, that's wonderful.
John SehornHOST
Yeah, and I noticed, though, that instead of kind of organizing your chapters according to these specific events, like the flood or the Red Sea, or maybe specific passages, like you mentioned one from, actually you mentioned a couple now from Isaiah in the, it was in episode
Isaac MoralesGUEST
one, right? You told us you got Isaiah 12 and now Isaiah 43.
Isaac MoralesGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Andrew SoncrantHOST
And so like asking any monotheistic theorist, Pharisee of the first century, um, the deity of God, I don't think that they would believe that he was once a man one day and elevated into Godhood.
Andrew SoncrantHOST
So when Jesus is making that declaration, I am, uh, in reference to Isaiah 43, uh, in reference to Exodus chapter three, he's the self existent, eternal God, uncreated creator of all things.
Andrew SoncrantHOST
Amen.
Andrew SoncrantHOST
Yeah.
CarolinaHOST
I just want to speak this over her.
CarolinaHOST
Lord, that your word in Isaiah 43, 19 says that, See, I am doing a new thing.
CarolinaHOST
Now it springs up.
CarolinaHOST
Do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.
Sharon DoranHOST
It made the midst of the furnace like a moist whistling wind, a moist whistling wind, a ruha, so that the fire did not touch them at all or hurt them or trouble them.
Sharon DoranHOST
Now, this reminded me of Isaiah 43.
Sharon DoranHOST
Fear not.
Sharon DoranHOST
I have redeemed you.
Connery VandercoyHOST
Again, almost directly.
Connery VandercoyHOST
And then verse 3 and 4, the first two lines of each are kind of a quote of Isaiah 43.
Connery VandercoyHOST
3, verse 2.
Connery VandercoyHOST
So 3 and 4, verse 3 and 4 in the song are Isaiah 43, and then verse 2 is Isaiah 41.
Connery VandercoyHOST
So it's even interesting that there's a progression there.
Connery VandercoyHOST
As the song's going, it's actually going through Isaiah as well.
Paul MartinHOST
If you're an avid Bible reader, you're usually making your way through the Scriptures.
Paul MartinHOST
You begin to see these things more and more and more.
Jack WindsorHOST
I, even I, am he who blots out your transgressions for my own sake and remembers your sins no more.
Jack WindsorHOST
Isaiah chapter 43, verse 25.
Jack WindsorHOST
Here's the hard truth, friends.
Jack WindsorHOST
Some of what we've done cannot be undone.
Jack WindsorHOST
Harsh things.
Jack WindsorHOST
Years later.
Jack WindsorHOST
In Isaiah 43, in the verse leading up to the one highlighted today, God didn't mince words.
Jack WindsorHOST
He called it sin.
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