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Reading: Isaiah 46:8-11 \\ /From the east I summon a bird of prey; from a far-off land, a man to fulfill my purpose.
What I have said, that will I bring about; what I have planned, that will I do.
/ Isaiah 46:11 (NIV)
!! I. Who is Like the Lord?
A.
God is not like other gods
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A word to rebels
a.
These words came to a rebellious Israel
b.
They come to the rebel in all of us — that part of us that’s wants another God
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The Omniscient vs. the know-nothings
a.
God reminds Israel He knows everything, gold and silver nothing
b.
Gold still knows nothing, nor does power, accumulation, or convenience
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The Creator vs hand made gods
a.
Israel was getting it’s gods custom made at the gold~/silver-smith
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God even made the stuff the god makers use to fashion their gods.
c.
Joke: “get your own dirt”
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He is the Only God
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There is no other
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God is politically incorrect — He says He’s the only one (v.[[9|Bible:Isaiah
46:9]])
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Our faith heritage does not give us a way to God, but God’s way.
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Other gods aren’t gods at all
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At best they are just pretty statues.
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At worst, they are rooted in the demonic: (Deut.32:16;
and 1Cor.10:20)
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He is God of the Future
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He tells us what will happen before it does.
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