“The Lord will save us” (Isaiah 25:9). This is our hope, as we await the
“Day” of the Lord. This our cause for joy and gladness. Death shall not
triumph over us. Our hope is in the Lord – “He will swallow up death in
victory” (Isaiah 25:8). The message of the Gospel comes to us as a
declaration of God’s saving power – “The Lord, the Lord alone, is an
everlasting Rock.” It comes to us as a call to put our faith in the Lord
– “Trust in the Lord always.” In the Lord, there is “everlasting
strength” (Isaiah 26:4). In our “pain”, we receive strength from the
Lord. It is the strength which comes from knowing that, beyond our
present suffering, there is eternal life (Isaiah 26:18-19). As we
consider how great our God is and how much He has loved us and done for
us, we “will come and worship” Him, giving all the praise and glory to
Him (Isaiah 27:13).
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