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A Capable Saviour; Isaiah 33-35
Season 7, Episode 7
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09-Jul-2021
Isaiah 33 is a dramatic portrayal of judgment and redemption. It contains a prayer in a time of deep distress. For His people, God was going to move on their behalf, despite their great failure. When God and His ways are ignored, sin compounds on sin. Yet, when we repent, God will enact a plan of salvation. He will save us out of trouble.
As Christians, we know this. We have recognized our great sin and placed ourselves at the mercy of God Almighty. We may not be able to fully comprehend what God can do, but we know that there is nothing too big for Him to handle. Wherever we find ourselves, we have a capable Saviour.
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