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His Name Shall Be Called ...

His Name Shall Be Called ...

Auteur(s): Bob Corbin & Family Bible Church
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 In Isaiah 9:6, a prophecy is given regarding the coming ruler of Israel who will sit upon the throne of David. This coming ruler is referred to as a "Son" and a "Child." There are then four-doublets of names given and applied to this coming Ruler - He would be "The Wonderful Counselor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, and The Prince of Peace." Though there are many passages of Scripture which reveal that Jesus was YHWH-Incarnate, this passage alone emphatically makes that declaration without contradiction! This is an Expository Series of Messages which were shared in 2023 at Family Bible Church, located in Martinez, GA by the elders of our church.©2023 Bob Corbin & Family Bible Church Christianisme Pastorale et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • 05 His Name Shall Be Called ... Immanuel

    05 His Name Shall Be Called ... Immanuel
    Dec 25 2023
    * We have been considering the prophetic declaration of YHWH through Isaiah, regarding the coming of a man child - who would be called: Wonderful Counselor; Mighty God; Everlasting Father; Prince of Peace. Each of these names are direct references back to YHWH Himself. As He revealed elsewhere, YHWH was declaring that He would manifest Himself on the earth by becoming incarnate - taking on human flesh - and being born. * This prophecy in Isaiah 9 is part of a larger section which begins in chapter 7. YHWH declares His faithfulness to the tribe of Judah ... He would not allow Syria and Israel to gain victory over Judah. To reveal His faithfulness to King Ahaz, He told Ahaz to ask for a sign ... to which Ahaz self-righteously declares, "I will not ask, nor test YHWH." * YHWH declares that He, Himself, would then give a sign To The House of David - not to Ahaz! “Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a Son, and shall call His name Emmanuel.” (Isaiah 7: 14) Immanuel means: "God with us." * What an incredible prophecy! “The virgin” will conceive. Many have debated this term and some translations have interpreted the word as “young girl.” However, the Hebrew language has a specific word for a young girl from infancy to adolescence - na'arah. The word used by Isaiah in this prophecy, though, is almah - a veiled girl. The word is only used 7 times in the O.T. Including this passage. Consider its use in context: Song Of Solomon 6:8 “There are sixty queens and eighty concubines, and virgins without number.” * As we heard in the reading from Matthew 1 ... this prophesy would be fulfilled at the birth of Jesus. * This message was presented on the evening of December 24, 2023 by Bob Corbin.
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  • 04 His Name Shall Be Called ... Prince of Peace

    04 His Name Shall Be Called ... Prince of Peace
    Dec 24 2023
    * Happy Christmas Eve! If you've been with us either in person or via Zoom (or keeping up by listening to the messages on the various platforms where they are posted online), you know that we've been taking a deep dive into Isaiah 9:6 this month, with a focus on the four titles for Yahweh given in that verse ... Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. And because Jesus is Yahweh (God in the flesh), these titles also find fulfilment in His two advents - the one we celebrate at Christmas (Feast of the Incarnation) and the one we are confidently waiting for. * As a quick review, Steve started us out 3 weeks ago by sharing the many ways that Yahweh is our WONDERFUL COUNSELOR. Among many other things, this title speaks to God's omnipotence and that His counsel is good and perfect and therefore worthy of our continual pursuit. * Then David focused our attention on the title MIGHTY GOD two weeks ago. He shared 3 key examples of God's might being displayed for His people, the greatest of which is our salvation ... that He gives us Eternal Life through Christ! * Last week Bob took us through the third title, EVERLASTING FATHER, or more accurately father (or progenitor) of eternity. As a result, Yahweh alone is able to give us eternal life (consider the link between Isaiah 9:6a and John 3:16). * And this morning, we will examine the many ways that Messiah Jesus is our PRINCE OF PEACE, both in this life and in the life to come. But before we explore that title for God/Jesus, let's consider some additional context regarding Isaiah 9:6-7 ... * This message was presented on December 24, 2023 by Chuck Sabo.
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  • 03 His Name Shall Be Called ... Everlasting Father

    03 His Name Shall Be Called ... Everlasting Father
    Dec 17 2023
    * Advent is a time for focused reflection upon the incarnation of Jesus the Christ (YHWH in the flesh) who came to the earth in order to be the payment of our sins. This incarnation of YHWH was not something that was kept secret. Rather, YHWH gave many indicators of this in His Word. * Over the past two weeks, we have been considering the powerful prophetic declaration which YHWH spoke through Isaiah - declaring that one day a man-child would be born - who would be called: Wonderful Counselor ... Mighty God ... Eternal Father ... Prince of Peace. In Jewish thought, an individual's name - what they were called - was of vast importance and was a reflection of the individual's position, personality, or potentiality. * Consider YHWH's name ... "The One who Exists." The Creator God "named" Himself and He named Himself, "I am who I am." * In the same manner, each of these four names point toward this man-child being none other than YHWH Himself - incarnate. Last week, David considered that this child would be called "Mighty God" ... today, it becomes even more evident as we consider the implications and inferences of "Eternal Father." * This message was presented on December 17, 2023 by Bob Corbin.
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