Sermons Southside Baptist Church A voice in the wilderness. the owner of that voice, john the baptist, was living in a wilderness time. the people of god, the jews, had waited a long time—a really loooooong time—for god to do something to deliver them. it had been centuries since isaiah reported the people’s cry—we heard it last week: “o lord, why don’t you rip. A voice in the wilderness. open your bibles to john 1:19 34. today we are focusing our attention on one of the most fascinating people in all of the bible, john the baptist. we have a lot of ground to cover, so let’s dive right into our text, pray, and then examine god’s word together. john 1:19 34 – “ and this is the testimony of john.
John The Baptist A Voice Crying In The Wilderness Christian War Room [isa 40:3 5 esv] 3 a voice cries: “in the wilderness prepare the way of the lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our god. 4 every valley shall be lifted up, and every mountain and hill be made low; the uneven ground shall become level, and the rough places a plain. 5 and the glory of the lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall. A voice crying in the wilderness. series: that you may believe. preacher: mark adams. date: june 13, 2010. scripture reference: john 1:19 34; 3:22 30. for the past 80 years of so time magazine has named a particularly influential person “man of the year.”. not too long ago they expanded it to include women and now they call their award. Commentary on john 1:19 34. we often refer to john the baptizer as a voice crying in the wilderness. john’s message of the need for repentance and righteousness as well as his rather unorthodox appearance brought to mind the prophets of old in israel’s history (see 1 kings 1:8; isaiah 40:3; zechariah 13:4; malachi 3:1 and 4:5). But john doesn’t like talking about himself, so he simply quotes a passage of scripture where he is prophetically described as “a voice of one crying: in the wilderness make straight the way of the lord” (v 23; our translation follows the punctuation in the hebrew and the majority text).
A Voice Crying In The Wilderness Englewood United Methodist Church Commentary on john 1:19 34. we often refer to john the baptizer as a voice crying in the wilderness. john’s message of the need for repentance and righteousness as well as his rather unorthodox appearance brought to mind the prophets of old in israel’s history (see 1 kings 1:8; isaiah 40:3; zechariah 13:4; malachi 3:1 and 4:5). But john doesn’t like talking about himself, so he simply quotes a passage of scripture where he is prophetically described as “a voice of one crying: in the wilderness make straight the way of the lord” (v 23; our translation follows the punctuation in the hebrew and the majority text). With john the baptist, the precursor to christ, he was the "voice crying in the wilderness". in mark 1:1 8 we see his role and ours as: 1) the person for the herald (mark 1:1), 2) the prophecy of the herald (mark 1:2), 3) the practice of the herald (mark 1:4), 4) the people for the herald (mark 1:5), 5) the poverty of the herald (mark 1:6) and. A voice crying in the wilderness, part 1. well, we come to a wonderful portion of scripture, this morning. open your bible to luke's gospel, chapter 3, luke chapter 3. this will be message number five in the first six verses of luke 3.
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