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This morning we are going to shift gears a bit, as I was studying Revelation 13 this week and seeing how much it relates to Daniel 7, I felt we needed to go back to Daniel and review chapter 7 before venturing into Revelation 13. So, this morning and Sunday, March 4th we will be in Daniel 7.
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As I promised last week we will be in the book of Isaiah again, I want to begin look at a prophecy that might be considered the most classic prophecy regarding the coming of Jesus Christ. Again, like last week I would like to look at the background surrounding this prophecy and examine Isaiah’s view of the birth of the Messiah. As I considered just focusing on two verses this morning I began by studying the context surrounding these verses and I thought that it was important to include some of this context in this message.
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Last Sunday we had a short break from Genesis as we celebrated Mother’s Day, this week we come back to Genesis and this morning we will finish the book. I began the book of Genesis April 15, 2012, five years ago, we have taken some breaks and done New Testament studies, but it has been a long haul. Some of you have been here since I started, some of you have been added since that time, some have gone on to their eternal home and some are no longer with us.
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How is your assignment going? Have you begun to read the book of Revelation? I was serious when I gave you the assignment so please take time to read it over the next three weeks. I have been reading it and preparing my heart to preach through it.
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