This blog is designed to help pastors preach with greater accuracy by connecting Christ-centered hermeneutics to homiletics. Preaching portions have ways of displaying theology which, in turn, create relevant messages for the Church. Those interested in Christ-centered preaching will observe numerous ways in which the Gospel fleshes out the interpretation and application of Scripture.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Isaiah 2:1-5 “in the latter days”: the One Time We’re Supposed to Follow the Example of the World
The invitation in v. 5 displays the purpose of this section: “come, let us walk in the light of the Lord.” That is addressed to God’s people. This invitation follows the description of what will happen as “all the nations flow to” the mountain of the house of the Lord (v. 2). It’s interesting that the reaction of the nations becomes a model for all God’s people. Again, the assumption of this section is that there are many among God’s people that are not currently walking in the light of the Lord. In light of what the nations will do in the future, it’s time for God’s true Believers to be sure their lifestyle matches their profession. One way to move to the Gospel is through the imagery of v. 2 and the Son of Man being “lifted up” to draw all men to Him (cf. John 3:14; 12:32).
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