Oct. 22, 2024
Isaiah 43: Fear Not
A discussion about Isaiah 43 and bible interpretation
A discussion about Isaiah 43 and bible interpretation
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Looking at our world from a theological perspective. This is
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the Theology Central podcast, making Theology Central Today. Are you
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overwhelmed with a sense of dread, a sense of worry,
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a sense of anxiety. Are there things in your life
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right now that just seem too big for you to
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handle and you're filled with a sense of fear, a
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sense of worry, and you don't know what to do. Well,
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brothers and sisters, let me tell you that when you
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open up the Bible, the Bible gives you a fear
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not for every single day of the year. So you
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can take courage. You can take it to heart that
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God tells you every single day of the year fear not.
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You can take your worry, you can take your anxiety
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and hand it to him, because the creator, the God
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of the universe, tells you, every single day of the year,
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in the Word of God, fear not. Have you ever
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heard anything like that? Have you ever heard anything like
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that preached from the pulpit of the church you attend?
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Have you heard other preachers online tell you that there
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is a fear not for every day of the year
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in the Word of God. Did it make you feel better?
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Did it give you a sense of peace, a sense
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of hope. And are you grateful that they told you
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that there is a fear not for every single day
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of the year, or did it bother you? Did you
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want to just scream? What in the name of bubblegum
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are you talking about? Did you hear that and was
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more frustrated, more bothered or did you find great comfort
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in it? Well, we're going to talk about fear not,
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and we're going to do that right after I tell
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you this. It is Tuesday, October the twenty second, twenty
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twenty four. It is currently eleven thirteen am Central time,
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and I am coming to you live from the Theology
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Central Studio located right here in Abilene, Texas. Fear not,
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Fear not. That is something that is said frequently within Christianity.
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If you know someone, if maybe sometimes you've been overwhelmed
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or you're just going through a very difficult time, and
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you'll have well meaning Christians come alongside of you and say,
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fear not, brother, fear not, sister, because the Word of
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God gives us a fear not for every single day
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of the year. And they they're well meaning, their heart
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is in the right place. But just because they're well
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meaning just because their heart is in the right place.
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Is that even accurate? Is that even true? And is
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it possible that time and time again Christians run to
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the Bible find a fear not passage, slap the person
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in the face that it was originally written, to rip
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it out of its context, and say this is my
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fear not. As we talked about yesterday, I think the
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reality is Christians are narcissistic, textual hijackers or narcissistic because
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we think every verse in the Bible is about us.
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We take the Bible, the text, and we hijack it
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to use it for our own purpose or in this case,
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to try to give us or others comfort. Now, our
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motives may be right. We may be trying to take
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the text to bring comfort to people, but in some
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cases are we actually bringing comfort? Are we are we
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simply going to actually increase harm? How you use the
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Bible is important. Well. This claim that there is a
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fear not or some similar phrase for every day of
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the year in the Bible three hundred and sixty five times.
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It's a popular assertion. It is heard in many sermons
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and in devotionals, in devotional talks, small group Bible study. However,
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the statement is not entirely accurate when examined closely. Is
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there a fear not for every day? While the phrase
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fear not or do not be afraid appears many times
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throughout the Bible, three hundred and sixty five occurrences is
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not a precise figure. Depending on the translations, scholars typically
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find around one hundred to one hundred and fifty occurrences
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of phrases like fear not or do not be afraid,
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or do not fear, or similar expressions. For example, the
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kjav the phrase fear not specifically appears around one hundred
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and three times in the King James version. In the
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New International version, the count can differ slightly due to
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translation choices, with similar phrases appearing just over one hundred times.
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While the idea of fear not for every day of
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the year is inspiring, it is comforting, it is more
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of a thiological metaphor and motivational statement rather than a
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precise biblical fact. Now I'm gonna I'm gonna argue with this.
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It's not a theological metaphor. It's a flat out lie,
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that's what it is. It's a misrepresentation of the Word
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of God, it is a lie. It is trash, and
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I've heard it over and over and over and over
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and over again, to the point I want to drive
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my car into an oncoming semi He said, well, that's
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a little bit of hyperbole. Well why not, okay, because
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I mean, I grow so tired of this. Now, why
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does this claim persist even though we have all the
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ability to look it up and say, wait a minute,
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this is not accurate. Well why why is this the
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idea of having a fear not for every day of
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the year. Why does it Why does it work? Why
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does it seem to resonate so much? Well, because fear
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is a universal experience. Many Christians are comforted by the
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idea that God offers daily reassurance to not be afraid. So,
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because fear is a universal experience, many Christians are going
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through difficult times, it gives them some sense of assurance.
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But here's the question. Do you want assurance that's based
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on fact or do you want assurance that's just simply
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made up? Which what kind of assurance do you want?
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Do you want to an assurance based on reality or
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do you want an assurance that just made up? Do
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you want the doctor to say hey, you know, well, hey,
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you know, the doctor's meeting in a back room, like, hey, guys,
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we just got the results. This person's got six months
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at maximum to live. I mean they got terminal cancer.
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It has spread throughout the entire body. I mean, this
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thing is horrible. Well give them assurance. Go in there
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and tell them the cancer is gone. I mean, what
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you what would you want to know the reality or
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to know some fraudulent assurance. I think many Christians don't
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really care about truth. They just like comfort. They're just
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like they're like easy answers. They like comfort. They don't
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really care to deal with reality. So it's a universal
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experience and many Christians want assurance. It serves as a
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powerful rhetorical tool. It makes for an easy to remember
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encouragement in sermons, providing a sense of ongoing divine protection.
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So it gives you this idea, it's a rhetorical tool. Hey,
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there's three hundred and sixty five days a year. There's
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a fear not for every day of the year. Oh
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please God, Amen, thank you pastor. That was so comforting.
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And then because it's a good rhetorical tool, I guess
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that makes it a good thing. It's not a good
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rhetorical tool if it's not true, So I would argue
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it's a bad thing. But here's the real issue. Even
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if now listen, are you ready for this? This is gonna,
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this is gonna, This is gonna become the crux of
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where we're going. All right, this is the big transition
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where I'm about to put forth really the hypotheses right
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here we go? You ready, Even if there were a
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fear not for every single day of the year in
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the Bible, even if there was do not be afraid,
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fear not one for every single day of the year,
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even if that was a true statement, it still may
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not be true. In this way. There's a high probability,
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in fact, a great likelihood that many of those fear
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nots that you're reading and claiming for yourself really isn't
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for you. And that's the issue. When is it about you?
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When is it not about you? How do we handle
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the Word of God in a correct, responsible way? Because
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over the last week or so we have seen some
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crazy things in a way pastors and preachers handle the
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Word of God. We have an floating accent that literally
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can represent basically anything you wanted to represent. We have
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seen that. We found out that in Proverbs thirty they're
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eating the people, they're eating the poor. Okay, yeah, I'm
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making okay, you get it all right? Then I'm like, wait,
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what is happening? And then next thing you know, we
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have a discussion about cutting off their heads drinking the blood,
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and You're like, what is going on here? All from
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the word of God? Well, guess what if that can happen?
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People can take fear nots and promises of do not
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fear and just make them about them, even if it's
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not about them. And then yesterday we had a little contest.
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I told everyone to get a timer, a stopwatch. We
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started listening to a sermon on Isaiah forty five three,
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and I challenged everyone to time it. How long will
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it take before the pastor preaching on Isaiah forty three
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will immediately make it about us? He will insert us
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into the text. How long will it take? Well, depending
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on who has emailed me, I think I've got everything
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from thirty nine seconds to twenty five seconds to twenty
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six seconds Somewhere. I got a number of different times,
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So I don't know where people started the timer, but
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we can. I think everyone can agree on this that
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it took less than forty seconds. It took less than
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forty seconds for a pastor preaching on Isaiah forty three
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to all of a sudden, sudden start using terms like us, we, you,
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I me. It's all of a sudden we were inserted
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into Isaiah forty three. There was no explanation. It's just
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ladies and gentlemen, we are here now. Once again, he
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made a reference to Matthew Henry, which we already saw
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another sermon make a reference to Matthew Henry which did
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very similar things. Okay, we don't even get me started there.
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But I was like, what just happened? So I obviously
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was very frustrated by the entire thing. I basically started
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referencing Christians as narcissistic textual hijackers. We just hijack the
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Bible and we just fly it to wherever we want
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it to go, and we landed, and we just do
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whatever we want with it, and we think it's always
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about us. So I was very frustrated by the entire thing.
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But I'm like, you know what. One of the things
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I constantly try to say on this podcast is wow, First,
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I'll try to get you to listen to as many
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sermons as possible, right, I do that. I try my
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best to promote and get people listen to sermons. But
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I always try to tell you that no matter how
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bad the sermon goes, no matter how bad it goes,
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always do everything in your power to try to make
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it positive in some way, shape or form, to do
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something positive with I always say that now, to be honest,
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I wasn't able to do much with the Proverbs thirty
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thing because that guy's just lost, that lost. I don't
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even know how that what happened there, and the floating
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Axehead just became almost a It almost just became a parody.
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I mean it almost became a joke. It almost became
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like it was a skit for a comedy show because
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it was like the floating axe head, it will not
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leave me alone, right, And it's like, so we weren't
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really able to do anything very positive with either of those,
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and that's on me. I could have tried to find
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a way to do something positive with it, but it
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just became so frustrated. I guess I did. If you
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consider Sunday two plus hours trying to go through hermeneutical
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principles and common hermonutical errors. I think there that's trying
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to turn it into something positive. Right, That's not just me.
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I mean, I'm complaining about it, but I'm trying to
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offer something positive. But the Isaiah forty three thing really
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bothered me yesterday. So I woke up this morning and
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I have spend I don't know, over an hour plus
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on Isaiah forty three. So we're going to do a
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little work on Isaiah forty three. I don't know how
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how we may just end up spending a while on
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Isaiah forty three. We may do multiple parts, but we're
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going to start in Isaiah forty three, verse one. And
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my entire introduction was on fear not. Right, Well, now
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you know why Isaiah forty three, verse one. But now
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thus Saith the Lord that created the oh Jacob and
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he that formed the o Israel, fear not. Fear not.
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We are going to focus on this idea of fear not.
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We're going to try to put it in its proper context.
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And one of the things we're gonna do is we
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can't just run in and immediately grab this fear not
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and apply it as it is given to us, because
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that will be very that will have very negative consequences,
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and we will talk about that. So we are going
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to look at the phrase fear not all right, because
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this is very important. So let's just we're gonna just
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work through this kind of an exegetical almost like a
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discussion way. We're going to do it, more like just
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kind of working through it, talking through it. I don't
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think I'll give you too many I don't think i'll
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give you any sum Maybe who knows, I may come
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up with an assignment. But we're just gonna start working
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through Isaiah forty three. So let me read that again.
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I'm gonna read the entire verse, all right, But now
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but now that's that's interesting, right, But now, because this
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