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 5 Help and Hope from a Tough Love Song
Isaiah continues his vivid description of what was wrong with God’s people and what God will do to those who do not change their ways. The keys to the purpose of this sermon lies in vv. 7, 16, 24b. Here we find an implied call to live lives of justice, righteousness, holiness, obedience to God’s law and word. Without this kind of life, one cannot hope to escape the terrible woes to the wicked (vv. 8, 11, 18, 20, 21, 22). The Gospel creates this kind of people and the Gospel can be seen in v. 7 where Jesus receives the ultimate injustice, His own blood is shed, and He cries out to the Father.
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