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Think about this question as you reflect on today’s readings: How do these passages reflect God’s heart for oppressed and hurting people?
The Lord’s Character
God’s commitment to justice, desire for peace, and care for the marginalized are demonstrated repeatedly throughout the Bible. One of God’s names is “Prince of Peace” (9:6), identifying him as an advocate for unity and restoration. God clothes himself in faithfulness (11:4-5), a promise to defend and aid the needy and poor. God is present with the weary, speaking words of encouragement and strength to those who are afflicted (50:4).
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- Which name for our Messiah speaks to your heart today? Can you express why?
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About this Plan
The book of Isaiah contains rich imagery, prophecies about the coming Messiah, and reminders of God’s faithfulness towards his people. The prophet Isaiah recounts God’s faithfulness to the Israelites and speaks of his hope in a future redemption through Jesus. On this plan, you will learn more about God’s justice and compassion and how he is present and near to those who are suffering.
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