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7: Hidden Mystery, Hidden No More Part 2 by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

6: Hidden Mystery, Hidden No More by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

5: Idolatry Today by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

4: Yahweh Contrasted To Idols by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

3: Yahweh’s Appellations, Continued by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

2: Yahweh’s Appellations by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

1: Introduction by Vince Finnegan

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Five significant topics are the focus of Isaiah for You TodayYahweh re-revealed – Yahweh was forgotten or rejected by His people for idols. Therefore, He reveals Himself again as was previously done in the Torah. Great insight that will inspire you to exalt our God will be gainedHidden mystery, hidden no more – One of the reasons Isaiah is hard to comprehend is that much of the information was veiled because it was part of the mystery. The Apostle Paul quotes Isaiah 20 times in Romans to unveil the mystery.Jesus the Messiah foretold – Voluminous information about the first and second coming of Jesus the Messiah is part of Isaiah. Some truths are not found anywhere else in the Bible.Extraordinary eschatology – The phrases “in that day” and “on that day” referring to the future occur astonishingly about hundred times. Copious awareness about the age to come will strengthen the anchor of your soul. Sin, consequences, and judgment – Another topic of great concern that has profound impact for us will be presented. Isaiah for You Today can change your life and catapult you into a great relationship with your Father God and your Lord. Isaiah was not only for then; it is for you… To read the rest of the description visit lhim.org/resouorces/classes.php?id=79

Deuteronomy 6:4 Yahweh’s name means existing one, eternal one, present one.

Whenever God’s people stayed faithful to Him, their enemies were annihilated before them. If they wavered from Him and repented and turn back to Him again, their adversities were not only eliminated but utterly destroyed.

Isaiah 36:1-22 Sennacherib, king of Assyria, foolishly thought his successful military conquests were of his own doing. He told the inhabitants of Jerusalem that he would defeat Yahweh as he did with all the pagan gods.

Isaiah 37:14-20 Hezekiah (whose name means “my strength is the Lord” or “the Lord is my strength”) did the right thing – he went to Yahweh in prayer. (The name “Sennacherib” means bramble of destruction.)

21-29 God declares that not only does he know of the Assyrians’ boasting but that her achievements have only been possible because God has planned them, verses 23-27. But now, she has gone too far, and God will prevent her from achieving the ultimate end of their campaign – the capture of Jerusalem

36-38 185,000 died without Hezekiah lifting a finger, and Sennacherib was killed by his own son in the temple of a pagan god.

Yahweh has always cared for His people in every crisis they faced when they depended upon Him and not themselves or other forces in the world.

Genesis 12:3 Central to the great Abrahamic covenant is “I will bless those who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse.”

Deuteronomy 28:1-14 If we keep His commandments, He will care for us no matter what happens to the rest of the world.

Deuteronomy 7:9 Yahweh has always been faithful to His promises, and He will be today. Trust Him who is the existing one, eternal one, present one.

Deuteronomy 20:1-4 Focus your mind on Him and not yourself or the world.

Deuteronomy 31:6 Be strong and courageous; Yahweh is our God.

Isaiah 41:10, 13, 14

Psalm 91:1-12

Romans 8:31, 28 God can work this out for good if we trust Him and not the fearful accusations.

1 Kings 8:37-40 That the world may know Yahweh is our God

Whenever God’s people stayed faithful to Him, their enemies were annihilated before them. If they wavered from Him and repented and turn back to Him again, their adversities were not only eliminated but utterly destroyed.

Isaiah 36:1-22 Sennacherib, king of Assyria, foolishly thought his successful military conquests were of his own doing. He told the inhabitants of Jerusalem that he would defeat Yahweh as he did with all the pagan gods.

Isaiah 37:14-20 Hezekiah (whose name means “my strength is the Lord” or “the Lord is my strength”) did the right thing – he went to Yahweh in prayer. (The name “Sennacherib” means bramble of destruction.)

21-29 God declares that not only does he know of the Assyrians’ boasting but that her achievements have only been possible because God has planned them, verses 23-27. But now, she has gone too far, and God will prevent her from achieving the ultimate end of their campaign – the capture of Jerusalem

36-38 185,000 died without Hezekiah lifting a finger, and Sennacherib was killed by his own son in the temple of a pagan god.

Yahweh has always cared for His people in every crisis they faced when they depended upon Him and not themselves or other forces in the world.

Genesis 12:3 Central to the great Abrahamic covenant is “I will bless those who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse.”

Deuteronomy 28:1-14 If we keep His commandments, He will care for us no matter what happens to the rest of the world.

Deuteronomy 7:9 Yahweh has always been faithful to His promises, and He will be today. Trust Him who is the existing one, eternal one, present one.

Deuteronomy 20:1-4 Focus your mind on Him and not yourself or the world.

Deuteronomy 31:6 Be strong and courageous; Yahweh is our God.

Isaiah 41:10, 13, 14

Psalm 91:1-12

Romans 8:31, 28 God can work this out for good if we trust Him and not the fearful accusations.

1 Kings 8:37-40 That the world may know Yahweh is our God

Deuteronomy 24:17-22 God made provision for the vulnerable in ancient Israel. This included the sojourner, the orphan, the widow, and the poor. He put safeguards in place to ensure these people would have what they needed.

Psalm 82:3-4 The rulers of God’s people were supposed to enact justice for the weak and fatherless as well as rescue the weak and needy.

Leviticus 19:18 Beyond those in positions of power, God commanded regular Israelites to love their neighbors as themselves. Jesus, himself, echoed this great commandment (Mark 12:31).

1 John 4:16-21 Perfect love casts out fear. God calls us to act from love and not fear. Those who act out of fear are self-focused and driven by self-preservation, but those who act out of love are other-focused and driven by genuine concern for others. We can learn a great deal from the example of our Lord as well as his followers through the ages, especially in times when plagues broke out.

2 Timothy 1:7 God gave us a spirit of power, love, and self-control rather than fear. This equips us to ground our security in God’s hands while acting in conformity to Christ’s example of self-sacrificial love on the cross. The darker our times, the brighter the light shines.