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In this episode, we cover Isaiah 2:1-4:6 and Isaiah 8:19-11:9 which mirror each other. Here are the links to the literary structure again:
The first 12 chapters:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RQ4SwhC-_E5zR35OD43L0NNY4oPKc-4Pif0cT3qVBpE/edit?usp=sharing
The whole book of Isaiah:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KOJoMmNIxc2VrM2xOy0OhoH0OP845gHYNKoDXLvhnZ8/edit?usp=sharing
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In this episode, we continue to look at Garden imagery in Scripture. We dig into the job description for the priests in Numbers and the imagery in Solomon's Temple and both of those connect to Eden.
We begin a new series today - Types, Themes, & Threads in Scripture. We will start with a discussion of gardens and the way they frame the Bible and run all the way through. What are we to get from this? Let's dive in to see where this takes us.
We explore the "generation" after Josiah and the Captivity that begins with Egyptian bondage and becomes Babylonian Captivity and God's sovereignty through it all.
Today we discuss God's garden vs. the counterfeit garden that the world offers.
The final chapter of Kings tells of the complete unraveling and undoing of Israel from the deconstruction of the Temple to the leaders all being struck down. But there is hope in the last paragraph. Death doesn't have the final word - there is a resurrection coming....
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