21.12.15 “Hope in Despair” Isaiah 8:19-9:2

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21.12.15 “Hope in Despair” Isaiah 8:19-9:2

Dec 14 2021 | 00:07:47

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Do you find it fascinating to watch what some people do when they face desperate circumstances? Sadly, many people are determined to find solutions to their pain and problems regardless of the future results. Some will borrow more money than they could ever repay. Some will leave their family pursuing an immoral relationship. Some people will even go into the darkness of the occult seeking Satan’s help. History is filled with stories which should warn us, but they don’t, do they?

These days we’re looking at the earliest indications in history that what we call ‘Christmas’ was being planned by God as HIS answer for our world’s biggest problems.

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Today’s Scripture is Isaiah 8:19-9:2.

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“Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, with our eyes fixed on Jesus…” (Heb. 12:1,2)

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