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February 26, 2022

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Reading along with us in Isaiah? Here’s today’s reading:

Isaiah 31 (NIV)

Woe to Those Who Rely on Egypt
1 Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help,
who rely on horses,
who trust in the multitude of their chariots
and in the great strength of their horsemen,
but do not look to the Holy One of Israel,
or seek help from the Lord.
2 Yet he too is wise and can bring disaster;
he does not take back his words.
He will rise up against that wicked nation,
against those who help evildoers.......Continue Reading

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  1. The Lord reminded Judah why their trust should have always been in Him! No worldly weapon, power, or might can stand against God. So glad to know I am on his side!

  2. It is important to recognize that Isaiah would speak these messages at different times or even to different audiences. And he would often address the current issue confronting the Jews from God’s perspective. Clearly what they were doing with Egypt is of great concern. And I like the way God expresses this here, that you look to Egypt without looking to me. See at times, earthly things will be the resources that God uses to address our problems…other times He will call us to rely on His protection and provision. But the message God has for them in this chapter, is you seek Egypt’s help outside of my counsel in order to avoid calamity. But you must understand that I can and will bring calamity upon you to show you the error of your ways. SO which calamity is worse? Far better to rely on God and avoid the calamity of the circumstance rather than have Him bringing calamity because you are seeking other resources than Him. Because those resources you are seeking help from have their price as well. It’s all going to cost you something. Who provides the best value and the best return? Hands down it is God every time…

  3. “Now the Egyptians are men, and not God;
    And their horses are flesh, and not spirit.
    When the Lord stretches out His hand,
    Both he who helps will fall,
    And he who is helped will fall down;
    They all will perish together.”

    I couldn’t help but think about the end of Revelation when the nations rise to go into battle against the Lord. I really don’t understand Satan and his plans to rise against the Lord. Is it not clear that God will win?

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