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A Kingdom Without a King

Posted on December 21, 2019 by Bruce Bryant-Scott

Day Twenty-One of “Through Advent with Isaiah” One of the most striking things about the transition from First Isaiah to Second Isaiah is the shift in interest in the Davidic monarchy. In First Isaiah the prophet begins in 1.1 and … Continue reading →

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