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You can jump through to the questions and answers at these points:
(00:55) Micah 6:6-8
Does this passage mean that the sacrifices laid out in the law could not save them, but that salvation comes through deeds of justice, mercy and humility?
(06:57) Isaiah 14
Is this passage about Babylon or Satan?
(15:13) Isaiah 45:1-4
Why did God anoint Cyrus, bestowing on him a title of honour even though Cyrus didn't acknowledge God?
(26:22) Isaiah 45:17
Will all Israel be saved?
(1:08:45) Isaiah 61:1-7
Why, amidst all the hopeful promises of God in these verses is it "the day of vengeance of our God" in verse 2?
(1:12:44) Isaiah 65:20
The NT seems to imply that in the new heavens and earth there will be no more death, but this verse in Isaiah seems to say that there will be. Which is it?
(1:30:00) 2 Chronicles 29:1-2
If Hezekiah's father was Ahaz why does it say that he did right in the eyes of the LORD like his father David?
By Counterslip ChurchYou can jump through to the questions and answers at these points:
(00:55) Micah 6:6-8
Does this passage mean that the sacrifices laid out in the law could not save them, but that salvation comes through deeds of justice, mercy and humility?
(06:57) Isaiah 14
Is this passage about Babylon or Satan?
(15:13) Isaiah 45:1-4
Why did God anoint Cyrus, bestowing on him a title of honour even though Cyrus didn't acknowledge God?
(26:22) Isaiah 45:17
Will all Israel be saved?
(1:08:45) Isaiah 61:1-7
Why, amidst all the hopeful promises of God in these verses is it "the day of vengeance of our God" in verse 2?
(1:12:44) Isaiah 65:20
The NT seems to imply that in the new heavens and earth there will be no more death, but this verse in Isaiah seems to say that there will be. Which is it?
(1:30:00) 2 Chronicles 29:1-2
If Hezekiah's father was Ahaz why does it say that he did right in the eyes of the LORD like his father David?

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