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From Isaiah 15-23 there are messages given to various national players, these nations are being addressed by the prophet Isaiah because the God of heaven has determined.

All of these nations that God is speaking about have had some relationship to Israel. Good, bad, or ugly. Neighborhood or surrounding Israel.

The reason they’re in the Bible is because they had some dealing with Israel.

The second thing we see is that God judges nations. The Bible tells us that the God of the Bible will one day judge all nations of the earth.

We are going to be looking at why God must judge the nations.

Every nation has its history and every nation has its origin, the Bible teaches us that God has established nations.

And according to the Bible He has predetermined their rise and their fall. God knew the rise of America and He knows the fall of America.

America will fall. Every nation has its beginning, its peak and its failure.

God judges nations. Billy Graham was quoted as saying, if God doesn’t judge America he has to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.

So we have to try and understand where we’re going as a nation and how does it affect you as a Christian if the Lord doesn’t come back soon?

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This chapter is not a fairy tale concerning evil. Are there dark powers, forces at play? The Bible says that there are.

Chapter 13 and 14 go together. We were talking about Babylon, the kingdom of Babylon and the spiritual aspect of Babylon.

The king of Babylon which is a person and the spirit of Babylon which is false religion.

A commentary on Isaiah 13-14 is Jeremiah 50-51 and Revelation 17-18. All six of those chapters speak about the same topic of a leader, a religion, and a place.

We live in a world where technology is on the move, updates are common.

What's interesting is ancient pyramids we cannot recreate. What we have today is an outcropping of what already existed.

Think: we have all this technology but are we smarter? Based on the education levels of people leaving elementary to college, they are less than those who graduated before them.

We see very little in this world because we’re bound by our sight. The Christian life is one that transcends our sight to go beyond into the spiritual realm.

This chapter is not a fairy tale concerning evil. Are there dark powers, forces at play? The Bible says that there are.

Chapter 13 and 14 go together. We were talking about Babylon, the kingdom of Babylon and the spiritual aspect of Babylon.

The king of Babylon which is a person and the spirit of Babylon which is false religion.

A commentary on Isaiah 13-14 is Jeremiah 50-51 and Revelation 17-18. All six of those chapters speak about the same topic of a leader, a religion, and a place.

We live in a world where technology is on the move, updates are common.

What's interesting is ancient pyramids we cannot recreate. What we have today is an outcropping of what already existed.

Think: we have all this technology but are we smarter? Based on the education levels of people leaving elementary to college, they are less than those who graduated before them.

We see very little in this world because we’re bound by our sight. The Christian life is one that transcends our sight to go beyond into the spiritual realm.

What did Jesus say would be the sign that we're close to the end? Do not be deceived.

What did Jesus say would be the sign that we're close to the end? Do not be deceived.

If you don’t understand Isaiah’s calling his ministry this guy can drive you crazy.

He is the prophet speaking to Judah, 740 before the birth of Jesus, nearly 3000 years ago from today.

He is speaking to the two southern tribes, Judah and Benjamin, there 10 tribes to the north and 2 tribes to the south.

He was also known as the “Evangelical” prophet, why? Because he spoke more about the messiahship of Jesus Christ than any other OT prophet!

In his deliveries, he spoke as God’s oracle of coming judgment to the people, and then he would speak of a coming age, still coming in the future.

If we don’t understand this it can be confusing, the Bible doesn’t become clear to us until we read all of it.

The OT has the New contained and the New has the OT explained.

This is why as Christians we need to be reading our OT, we will never understand the New completely until you read the Old.

The title of the message is “The God Who Holds The Future (part 2).

The Bible makes it very clear that God is the creator of all that there is BUT we live in a fallen world.

If you don’t understand Isaiah’s calling his ministry this guy can drive you crazy.

He is the prophet speaking to Judah, 740 before the birth of Jesus, nearly 3000 years ago from today.

He is speaking to the two southern tribes, Judah and Benjamin, there 10 tribes to the north and 2 tribes to the south.

He was also known as the “Evangelical” prophet, why? Because he spoke more about the messiahship of Jesus Christ than any other OT prophet!

In his deliveries, he spoke as God’s oracle of coming judgment to the people, and then he would speak of a coming age, still coming in the future.

If we don’t understand this it can be confusing, the Bible doesn’t become clear to us until we read all of it.

The OT has the New contained and the New has the OT explained.

This is why as Christians we need to be reading our OT, we will never understand the New completely until you read the Old.

The title of the message is “The God Who Holds The Future (part 2).

The Bible makes it very clear that God is the creator of all that there is BUT we live in a fallen world.

[Phl 4:8 NKJV] 8 Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things [are] noble, whatever things [are] just, whatever things [are] pure, whatever things [are] lovely, whatever things [are] of good report, if [there is] any virtue and if [there is] anything praiseworthy--meditate on these things.

[Phl 4:8 NKJV] 8 Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things [are] noble, whatever things [are] just, whatever things [are] pure, whatever things [are] lovely, whatever things [are] of good report, if [there is] any virtue and if [there is] anything praiseworthy--meditate on these things.

We saw Isaiah give a message of judgment and hope for Jerusalem. Isaiah accused the cities leaders of Rebellion, Idolatry, injustice.

God said He was going to judge the city by sending the nations to conquer Israel. God said it would be like a purifying fire that would burn away all that’s worthless.

To create a new Jerusalem (millennial kingdom) Isaiah said that's when all people would come from around the world to worship God.