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"Easter Message"

Apr 14, 20255 min
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Episode description

700 years before the birth of Christ, the Book of Isaiah was written. 

The Book of Isaiah is very popular among religious scholars, because it contains many of what we call “Messianic Prophecies” - Many, many promises of what the Messiah will look like, what He'll be like, and what to look for.

Jewish scholars call these particular scriptures, “The Scriptures of the Suffering Servant.” 

The words have not changed in almost 3000 years. 

They're well known, they're well traveled, and religious scholars, as I said, historians and kings have poured over these words since they were first pressed to a scroll, long before Mary carried Jesus in her in her womb. 

Let's revisit some of these words now, as we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus the Savior, Jesus the Christ, and our personal Messiah.

During this Easter Season, I'm praying that each of us that hears and reads this, will surrender our hearts to the ONLY ONE WHO SAVES, the ONLY ONE WHO RESTORES US, the ONLY ONE WHO REDEEMS, and OUR TRUE KING, in the name of The Father, The Soon, and The HOLY SPIRIT, be His, and be saved.

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