Long31 min7.2k wordsMar 23, 2026
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The sermon reflects on Isaiah 21:11-12, emphasizing the watchman's question about the night and the coming morning, symbolizing the end of oppression and the arrival of Christ's light. The preacher connects this to Jesus as the light of the world, who overcame darkness through His first advent and promises a future resurrection and eternal morning. The message encourages believers to live as the light in a dark world, relying on the sure word of prophecy found in Scripture. It highlights the hope and assurance Christians have in Christ's victory and the coming eternal day.
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AuthorUnknown
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LengthLong
Words5,098
Audio4.5 MB
AddedMarch 25, 2026
UpdatedMay 30, 2026
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