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I had a student director in college who was a master at asking questions to get you to think. He said he learned it from Jesus in Scripture. I guess Jesus learned it from His Father. Natalie Grant asks a question in her song "Who Else" that God rhetorically asks of Himself.
Let's explore our incomparable God together in the book of Isaiah.
In this episode, I discuss:
- Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture - this week's Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include:
- Read in context
- Read and keep on reading
- Use your imagination
- Consult an outside resource
- The 30 Day Music Challenge
- How even God asks "who is like me?" - Isaiah 40:25
- How God doesn't compare Himself to other "gods" when defining Himself - Exodus 3:14
- How God wants the whole world to know there is no one like Him - Exodus 8:10
- David's view of himself when faced with God's greatness - 2 Samuel 7:19-21
- David's praise response to God's covenant with him voicing again that there is none like Him - 2 Samuel 7:22
- Episode 373 and how we are made in God's image
- Recognizing that being made in His image and being like Him in our "being" are two different things
- God's communicable and incommunicable attributes and the difference between the two
- God establishing there is none other like Him - Isaiah 44:6-8
- Moving from understanding what the text says to what it means to what it means to me
- Declarative statements and questions wrapped up in Isaiah 44:9-11
- Using our imagination to picture the scene described in Isaiah 44:12-17
- The irony of trees used in making idols being watered by rain that worthless gods cannot send - Jeremiah 14:22
- Personally examining whether the "good things" in our lives have replaced a good God using Joe Carter's article at The Gospel Coalition - TGC Article
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