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Isaiah 14:24

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The Lord who rules over all has made a promise. He has said, “You can be sure that what I have planned will happen. What I have decided will take place.

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God gave the dream to Pharaoh in two forms. That’s because the matter has been firmly decided by God. And it’s because God will do it soon.

“But he’s the only God. Who can oppose him? He does anything he wants to do.

The Lord has made a promise. He will not change his mind. He has said, “You are a priest forever, just like Melchizedek.”

The Lord blocks the sinful plans of the nations. He keeps them from doing what they want to do.

Lord, how great are the things you do! How wise your thoughts are!

He said, “The Amalekites opposed the authority of the Lord. So the Lord will fight against the Amalekites for all time to come.”

A person may have many plans in their heart. But the Lord’s purpose wins out in the end.

No wisdom, wise saying or plan can succeed against the Lord.

The Lord says, “How terrible it will be for the people of Assyria! They are the war club that carries out my anger.

Pharaoh, where are your wise men now? Let them tell you what the Lord who rules over all has planned against Egypt.

The people of Judah will bring terror to the Egyptians. Everyone in Egypt who hears the name of Judah will be terrified. That’s because of what the Lord who rules over all is planning to do to them.

“My thoughts are not like your thoughts. And your ways are not like my ways,” announces the Lord.

“The heavens are higher than the earth. And my ways are higher than your ways. My thoughts are higher than your thoughts.

My anger will not turn back. I will accomplish everything I plan to do. In days to come you will understand it clearly.

I know the plans I have for you,” announces the Lord. “I want you to enjoy success. I do not plan to harm you. I will give you hope for the years to come.

But listen to the Lord’s message. Listen, all you Jews living in Egypt. ‘I make a promise by my own great name,’ says the Lord. ‘Here is what I promise. “No one from Judah who lives anywhere in Egypt will ever again pray in my name. None of them will ever make this promise. They will never say, ‘You can be sure that the Lord and King is alive.’ ”

So listen to what the Lord has planned against the people of Edom. Hear what he has planned against those who live in Teman. Edom’s young people will be dragged away. Their grasslands will be shocked at their fate.

So listen to what the Lord has planned against Babylon. Hear what he has planned against the land of the Babylonians. Their young people will be dragged away. Their grasslands will be shocked at their fate.

Suppose people order something to happen. It won’t happen unless the Lord has planned it.

I am the Lord. So I will say what I want to. And it will come true when I want it to. In your days I will do everything I say I will. But you people always refuse to obey me,’ announces the Lord and King.”

You will fall dead on the mountains of Israel. You and all your troops will die there. So will the nations that join you. I will feed you to all kinds of birds that eat dead bodies. So they and the wild animals will eat you up.

When someone blows a trumpet in a city, don’t the people tremble with fear? When trouble comes to a city, hasn’t the Lord caused it?

People of Jacob, you are proud that the Lord is your God. But he has made a promise in his own name. He says, “I will never forget anything Israel has done.

At that time Jesus said, “I praise you, Father. You are Lord of heaven and earth. You have hidden these things from wise and educated people. But you have shown them to little children.

They did what your power and purpose had already decided should happen.

he showed us the mystery of his plan. It was in keeping with what he wanted to do. It was what he had planned through Christ.

Now we who have believed enjoy that rest. God said, “When I was angry, I made a promise. I said, ‘They will never enjoy the rest I planned for them.’ ” (Psalm 95:11) Ever since God created the world, his works have been finished.

The Lord himself made their people stubborn. He made them go to war against Israel so he could totally destroy them. He wanted to wipe them out. He didn’t show them any mercy. The Lord had commanded Moses to destroy the Canaanites.




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