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Isaiah 32-33: The True Righteous King's Way

Isaiah 32: The Kingdom of Righteousness Four prior kings are highlighted - with that last of the four exhibiting righteousness; yet the King of Kings to come will establish a forever lasting kingdom, and this king is Jesus Christ. See how this sermon calls all listeners in to put in our trust in the true King, capable of doing why more than one's hope and desire can comprehend. King Uzziah was referenced in this sermon (Isaiah 6; 2 Kings 15:2-4) King  Jotham was referenced in this sermon (2 Kings 15:33-35) King Ahaz was referenced in this sermon (2 Kings 16:2-4) King Hezekiah was referenced in this sermon (2 Kings 18: 3-6) Isaiah 32:1 - Behold, a king will reign in righteousness, and princes will rule in justice. [foreshadowing of Jesus Christ] Mark 1:15 - The time is fulfilled, and the Kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe the gospel.  Isaiah 32: 1-14 is linked with C.S. Lewis, The Problem of Pain; Isaiah 32:15-19 is linked to God's Shalom to come - God's restoration Isaiah 33:17-19 highlights the attributes of the true King to come.  Isaiah 32: 22-24 highlights more attributes of the true King to come as our Judge, Lawgiver, and Executor of Righteousness and Love. This was the prophesy of Jesus Christ coming as Lord and our Savior. The redemptive work of His Life and the restorative work toward His Kingdom to come His Will be Done.

Isaiah 30-31

Chester Park | Jake Dalberg

Isaiah 30-31

Lincoln Park | Kyle Eaton

Isaiah 30-31

Superior | Thor Anderson

Isaiah 30-31

Saturday Night | Thor Anderson