Isaiah 15-16
from As You Go Hosted by Lachlan and Jacob
Summary The two chapters look at Moab being attacked and destroyed. Isaiah is discouraged and watching with sadness. Tears roll down his face as he sees the kingdom brought down overnight. There is yearning and longing in Isaiah's words. Why would anyone want such senseless destruction? God God is heartbroken over the lost. God not willing that any should perish. We can sense the heart of God as we listen to the words of Isaiah. God sees them going to the gods they worship and it’s pointless. They are trusting in idols that are dead. No one is coming to save them. What is our response to those who reject God and who suffer and wander? Gospel Jesus weeps over those who would not turn back. His heart was always filled with compassion for the sheep that wander. He wants none to perish but all to come to repentance. Jesus gives his life for sinners. Jesus prays for his enemies as they crucify him. He longs for the one sinner to come home. Reflection Read Isaiah 15-16. What does it mean for you to demonstrate Christ-like love to others today?
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