Fellowship Presbyterian Church

God tells us before hand what is will give us in the future. Here is a reading of a child to save. 1. Christ delivers us from Darkness. (V.2) Israel walked in darkness. What darkness do we feel? 2. Hope in the Lord (V.3) After darkness--Hope The war is over, victory is in Christ. 3. Joy and Hope (V. 4-7) Victory comes after the wat Only God can accomplish this.

There is a comparison between Uzziah and the Lord who Isaiah sees. Uzziah was powerful, but became arrogant. Who will put their trust in the Lord? He is mighty and glorious. The Lord is holy. The Seraphim surround him. Seraphim means burning ones. Isaiah recognizes that he is unclean and lives among people who are unclean. God cleans Isaiah and he cleanses us. The Lord orders the seraphim to take a coal from the alter and place on the lips of Isaiah and he his guilt is gone and his sin atoned for. When the Lord asks who will I send, Isaiah says 'Send me'.

The rejection of the Jews was foretold and prophesied centuries before its ultimate fulfilment. They knew full well who He was and yet they refused to accept Him. They knew He was God and yet refused to worship Him as God. They stumbled at Him because He did not fit the mold they had created for Him in their vain imaginations.

By God's grace, the Gentiles have been brought in, unfortunately grace is accompanied by justice which will finally and fully be poured out on the Jewish nation.