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Transgressors; Isaiah 46-48
Season 7, Episode 3
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03-Jul-2026
Through the prophet Isaiah, God spoke clearly to His people. Without any guess work, the LORD labelled the people of ancient Judah as “transgressors.” In Hebrew, the word is “pasa” (pronounced paw-shaw), and it means people who revolt and rebel. God called them this because they had broken the terms of the covenant that they had made with Him. They were supposed to be monotheistic, and worship God in the ways He had laid out. They were not supposed to tolerate pagan worship practices within their ranks, but that’s exactly what they did.
They tolerated evil, enacted evil, promoted evil and became evil. For this corruption, the LORD was judging them. In today’s reading assignment of Isaiah 48, we will hear of how God lost His people and how they bore the consequences of losing their good God. In life there are always consequences for our actions and we, too, will bear the ultimate cost of those consequences, unless we come to Jesus Christ and sincerely ask forgiveness.
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