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So this gorgeous word then of prophecy comes to this people absolutely devastated here by a Syria and it points ahead here to Emmanuel, God with us coming and the light will come first, the first areas that were affected in the north and Jesus would begin his ministry there. The section here then, starting in Isaiah 9, so let's find that first, Isaiah chapter 9, when you pick up in verse 8, it really extends here this section into chapter 10, verse 4. It's good news to the people that would be in Babylonian captivity, speaking of their deliverance, it's good news for all of us of the deliverance that is ours, who the Lord Jesus Christ and what you have in this glorious chapter of Isaiah 40 is you have a dual prophecy and we understand, right, where Luther talks about Isaiah's just a dancing here with these promises. So you've got a dual prophecy here and now he's going to hang back instead of the dual prophecy, he's going to hang back to the prophecy of the people that are going to be in exile one day. Let's go to Matthew chapter 27, verse 26, Matthew 27, verse 26, Scripture says so, he released Barabbas for them and after flogging Jesus, he handed him over to be crucified. Isaiah here, what he's talking about, the judgment that's going to be coming and the people that would drink the cup of God's wrath, the instrument being the Babylonians, it prefigures then the cup that Jesus drinks of suffering and wrath for our sin.

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