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Description of the Wicked; Isaiah 57-60
Season 7, Episode 5
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07-Jul-2026
When we look at the world critically, we can see the ways we justify evil. When we think that evil will benefit us in some way, we rationalize it and make it happen. Rather than stopping evil from growing, in so many ways, we have fostered and fed it. So, what can we do about it? Isaiah 57 reminds us that only God can and has done something about the evil that has infested our lives. When we are confronted by the reality of Jesus Christ, when we repent and submit to Him, He grants us forgiveness and begins a new work in our lives that heals us. Let us not be like the persistently wicked in the first part of verse 13, “When you cry out, let your collection of idols deliver you…” What a false hope and terrifying picture. Instead, let’s come to Christ and confess our sins, asking for help so that we can be like the person at the end of verse 13, “…But he who puts his trust in Me shall possess the land, and shall inherit My holy mountain.” Evil brings destruction, but Christ brings eternal life.
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