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Jesus Christ; Isaiah 9-11
Season 6, Episode 16
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22-Jun-2026
The Old Testament prophets wrote about Him. For nearly two thousand years now, people have testified that He has changed their lives. Satan, the enemy of God and our souls, hates Him. And I love Him dearly because of all the change He has brought to my life. Of course, I’m talking about Jesus Christ. He was the only One who could have done something about human sin,
and He did! His work in dying on the cross and rising from the grave changed everything. Our reading today in Isaiah 11, talks about how Jesus will continue to change everything in the future. This chapter’s commentary sees nature’s brutality reversed. Survival of the fittest is no more: Wild lions are tame, snakes don’t bite – it’s a different world because of the leadership of Jesus
Christ. He is the ultimate King. Not just power over society and economics, power over nature itself. The King of kings reigns forever!
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