Day 6

Scripture to Read: Isaiah 43:14-17

God had Isaiah, in Isaiah 43:14, speak of the exile that Israel was facing in Babylon since Israel had been conquered by Babylon and had been taken into captivity, which lasted 70 years. God also had Isaiah prophesy, though, that Babylon would be judged by God and would eventually fall as a nation. God had Isaiah affirm how awesome and powerful God is in Isaiah 43:15-17. So, God reminds the Israelites, and us today, He alone is the Lord, our Holy One, and He alone is our Creator and our King. God also had Isaiah remind Israel, and us, of God’s awesome power when He delivered the Israelites through the Red Sea and destroyed all of Pharaoh’s army and horses in the Red Sea (Isaiah 43:16-17). This gave Israel the reassurance that God could deliver. In our lives, when our circumstances seem overwhelming, we can get to where we feel like God cannot change the situation we are in. When we get overwhelmed, we are allowing our circumstances to blind us to who God is and His wonderful Truth. Seeking and pursuing our fellowship with God every day and seeking and pursuing His Holy Word keeps us from allowing any circumstance in this life to overcome us. If we are not practicing God’s presence in our lives throughout the day, then we are setting ourselves up for a fall. God tells us, through His Word, how wonderful, powerful, and awesome He is. We must choose to believe Him and His Word over anything this world may throw at us.

Challenge & Application

1. What did God teach you today? How will you apply what you have learned? 2. Who will you share with, this coming week, all that God has taught you?

Don’t forget to pray using the A.C.T.S. (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication) method!

Devotionals from this week

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Day 1

When God speaks, we need to listen. Of course, God speaks to us every day through His Holy Spirit who lives in us. God also speaks to us every day through His Word, as long as we are getting into His Word. As we read Isaiah 43:1-2, God speaks to the children of Israel, but His Truth also speaks to us today. God reminds us that He is our Creat...

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Day 2

God reminds the people of Israel in Isaiah 43:3 that He is the Lord their God and their Savior. God is also our Lord and God, and He is our mighty Savior through our Lord Jesus Christ. We have so much more than the Israelites had, for God now dwells in us and not in a building made by man (1 Corinthians 3:16; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20). God fello...

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Day 3

Even though Isaiah 43:6-7 is God speaking through Isaiah to the nation of Israel, God is also speaking to us today. God made a promise to Israel to gather them back to their home country and to redeem them as a nation. God continually pursued Israel as a nation all throughout the Old Testament. Even though the people of Israel continually tur...

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Day 4

As we read Isaiah 43:8-10, in verse 8, God tells the nation of Israel to bring out the blind who have eyes to see and the deaf who have ears to hear. There were still people who were part of Israel who still did not follow and worship God but followed and worshipped false gods. We have spiritually deaf and blind people all around us in this w...

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Day 5

God Almighty makes it clear today that there is only one God, and He is God. God also lets us know that He is our One and Only Savior. For us, as Christians, it is comforting to know that most everything prophesied about in the Old Testament was completely fulfilled through our Lord Jesus Christ. God has always been God, and He has always bee...

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Day 6

God had Isaiah, in Isaiah 43:14, speak of the exile that Israel was facing in Babylon since Israel had been conquered by Babylon and had been taken into captivity, which lasted 70 years. God also had Isaiah prophesy, though, that Babylon would be judged by God and would eventually fall as a nation. God had Isaiah affirm how awesome and powerf...

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Day 7

It is interesting that God tells the Israelites, and us, in Isaiah 43:16-17 to look to the past but then God shifts in Isaiah 43:18 and says, do not look to the past. If we are not careful, we’ll miss God’s beautiful Truth. The past God does want us to remember is all the times He has worked in our lives just as God says to Israel, in Isaiah ...

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