Who can turn God's hand away from His purposes? Certainly, Pastor Ken's reminder today is great news. God has purposed in His heart to destroy Satan on the hills of Israel one day. It's hard to imagine what an Earth reconciled to God will be like. We're so used to living in a world full of corruption. But God promises to bring His Kingdom fully to the Earth. What a day that will be! We can trust God to do these things. Make a note to not forget that God sees the end from the beginning, and knows what He's doing.
Assyria, Philistia, Moab Part 2
Isaiah 14:24-16:5; Isaiah 37:33-38
June 17, 2024 • Pastor Ken Brown • Isaiah 14:24—16:5, Isaiah 37:33–38
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