Isaiah 28:27 - The Pulpit Commentary - Bible Study & Commentary

Isaiah 28:27 - Homilies By R. Tuck

God in material things illustrates God in moral things.

The precise purpose for which this illustration from agricultural customs is introduced by the prophet is ranch disputed. We note that Isaiah declares the skill which the farmer shows in choosing his times and adapting his methods, comes directly from God; and this suggests two points for treatment.

I. MAN PLAINLY WANTS GOD FOR THE GETTING OF HIS DAILY BREAD .

II. HOW MUCH MORE , THEN , DOES HE WANT GOD FOR THAT BREAD WHICH SHALL FEED THE SOUL UNTO EVERLASTING LIFE !—R.T.

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Isaiah 28:27 - Homilies By R. Tuck

Isaiah 28:27 - Homilies By R. Tuck

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