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The foolish people hire a goldsmith to fashion an image they can then bow down to, pray to, and offer worship to. They pick it up at the shop and carry it on their shoulders to their homes.

You should put it over by the fireplace. That could look nice," offers the husband.

"I don't know. I liked it by the window. The morning light seems to capture its beauty."

"Well, you need to put it somewhere that the kids won't crash into it when they run through here. That was an expensive idol, and I don't want it all dinged up as soon as we get it home."

The wife muses a little bit. "Okay, move it one more time for me."

He rolls his eyes.

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Let those words about our God sink into your brain a bit. Take them off the screen in front of you and just hold on to them for a little while.

God is the first. "In the beginning, God..." There is none before him. He is the source of all things. All life and all creation bow before him and echo his praises.

God is the last. If he were to withdraw his breath from the earth, all mankind would turn to dust again. If he ceased to uphold all things by the word of his power, every atom would dissolve to nothing, and there amid nothing would still be God, for he can't be undone.

Besides him, there is no god. No spirit, angel, demon, or devil can exalt themselves above the creator, for they are just creatures. No army could elevate themselves to the throne of the kingdom of heaven. No man in pride and strength could overthrow the invisible God of glory.

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On the last night of the life of Christ, he washed the feet of the disciples, telling them to go and do likewise. People have taken that to mean we should wash one another's feet and have entirely missed the point. Jesus told them, "A servant is not greater than his master." Jesus was exampling servanthood to the Apostles and, by extension, to us. Jesus was a servant, so we would be servants to those around us. Jesus, the creator and sustainer of all life, humbled himself and took the form of a servant. By this obedience he brought about salvation for all who would believe.

Jesus, the chosen servant, has glorified the Father and shown us how we can do the same.

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The majority of this chapter shows us the magnitude of the God we serve. No one taught him wisdom. No one gives him counsel. The nations and islands are like dust on a scale to him. They are of no account. There are not enough beasts on the earth to offer him an adequate offering nor enough trees to kindle the sacrificial fire. He marks off the heavens simply by stretching out his hand. Every ocean, every stream, every mighty rushing river, every pond, lake, and bubbling brook would be as a few drops in the cup of his hand.

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Celebrate today, believer, for you shall not be consumed.

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Lipservice is easy. Saying we are followers of God is easy, as easy as pushing the breath past our vocal cords. We smile as we walk into the church. We trade pleasantries. We might even give the half-head tilt and all-knowing nod to signify how solemnly we feel the message being preached. But the heart within the chest is cold and distant, bent on its own pleasures and desires. Stoking the fire of God within the chest takes work. Dying is involved. Death of self. Death of the old. Death of price. Death of sinful appetites. Death of all things not birthed in the cross of Christ. The impenitent heart is not interested in having its desires replaced with the thoughts of heaven. The heart steeped in lies plans to depart from the will of God even while the words "I love the Lord" escape our lips. Look at how the sufferer suffers, and you will see where their hope is, in God or themselves. Look at how the blessed rejoices, and you will see where their peace comes from: the throne of heaven or the fullness of the cupboard. People have, since the beginning, drawn near God with their lips. Pagans can do that. Charlatans and pretenders can do that. Mystics and philosophers can do that. But those precious few who draw near to Christ with the heart find themselves crucified with him, buried with him, and raised to walk in NEW LIFE through him. From the Old Testament prophet Isaiah to the Jews who crucified Jesus to the church of the modern day, the temples, the synagogues, and the buildings have been and are filled with people paying lip service. Look closely, and you will see them. And it breaks my heart.

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I long for that day! At the sound of the trumpet and with the archangel's voice, Christ will appear on the clouds, and we will celebrate the coming of our King and Savior.

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Isaiah 22 also gives us a quote used by Paul in 1 Corinthians 15, "Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die." This is the attitude of the rebellious one. They did not/ do not repent or weep over their sins; instead, they decided to throw a party. After all, why not? "Tomorrow we die." Do not think for a moment this is the attitude of those who know and love God. Instead, this is the attitude of the godless, the idolater, the lover of self.

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