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Unveiling the Divine Plan: Embracing Destiny through Faith

Explore the intertwined concepts of redemption, creation, and divine providence, as seen through the lens of biblical narratives and historical figures. Discover the profound connection between faith and destiny, transcending mere chance and embracing the eternal design that shapes human existence.

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Unveiling the Divine Plan: Embracing Destiny through Faith

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  1. 41:1 – 43:28

  2. Cyrus, King of Persia – 559BC to 529 BC 41:1 – 43:28

  3. Redeemer – ga'al(go-el) 41:1 – 43:28

  4. "Too many Christians still live with crossed fingers, sweating out their good luck as a portent of calamity. To see them, you would never guess that God's good pleasure, and not the goddess of fate, rules human destiny" (Edmund Clowney) 41:1 – 43:28

  5. 1 3 2 4 5 10 9 6 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1:10 0 41:1 – 43:28

  6. Redeemed – ga'al; 24 of 27x in Isaiah is in 40-66 41:1 – 43:28

  7. Created – bara;to make from nothing Formed – yatsar; to fashion from existing materials Made – asaw; having the idea of doing, making 41:1 – 43:28

  8. Over 100 years before the Babylonian conquest 41:1 – 43:28

  9. Psalm 8:8 – The birds of the air, And the fish of the sea That pass through the paths of the seas. Matthew Maury (1791-1867) – Father of Oceanography "The Bible is true and science is true, and therefore each, if truly read, but proves the truth of the other." 41:1 – 43:28

  10. 41:1 – 43:28

  11. First father – either Adam or Abraham 41:1 – 43:28

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