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an overview of the book of Isaiah – God’s eternal economy as seen in Isaiah

August 2, 2010 by aGodMan 7 Comments

After enjoying the video training on the book of Isaiah – the Crystallization study of Isaiah(1) – we are now in the Holy Word for Morning Revival on the Crystallization Study of Isaiah, week 1(that is, message 1) entitled: The Vision, the Word, and the Burden that Isaiah Saw concerning Christ as the Centrality and […]

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The word of the Lord that we hear becomes the vision that we see, and the vision becomes the burden we receive and bear

July 3, 2010 by aGodMan 14 Comments

Reading through the book of Isaiah we will notice that there are these three words that are relatively interchangeable yet with a specific distinct meaning: Isaiah received the word of the Lord; Isaiah received the vision of the Lord; and Isaiah received the burden of the Lord. Recently I enjoyed the fact that the word […]

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