Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2026)
God is Great!; Isaiah 64-66
Season 7, Episode 7
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09-Jul-2026
The greatness of God is astounding. He has created all that we see, hear, touch, and feel. Mankind has tried multiple ways to deny that God created the universe, but in my opinion, with every theory also comes haunting questions that lead to the inevitable conclusion that there must be an intelligent designer. Chance and time did not create what we see around us, God did! Isaiah 64 explores the greatness of God and His interactions with mankind. God’s absolute power and His absolute love for us leaves us to respond with humbled praise. There is nothing that we can say or do that would match the remarkable work of God. And this same God who formed the world can form our lives and hearts and circumstances. Let’s remember to praise Him – which is a right response to His magnificent greatness.B
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