GRACE AND KNOWLEDGE ISAIAH 6:1 a 13

GRACE AND KNOWLEDGE
ISAIAH 6:1 a 13

 

Introduction: The vision of Isaiah, in which he was called to the ministry, 

                         is a demonstration of how grace and knowledge work 

                         together in the history TO MAKE HISTORY. Isaiah is the 

                         book of the history of  Isaiah and his relationship with God, 

                         but there is a book that is our history of our relationship 

                         with God, Psalm 139:16. Nothing good can happens in the

                         human life without grace and knowledge, where  God’s

                         manifestation brings people to the fulfillment of His eternal

                         purpose. 

I - GRACE AND KNOWLEDGE ARE PART OF GOD’S NATURE, v.1a4

   a – That is why we only can receive it by revelation, v.1
   b – Grace and knowledge is come after the revelation of God’s glory, v.1 a 3; Jo 1:14
      b.1 Revelation of His throne (sovereignty), 1b
      b.2 Revelation of His vests (holiness and majesty) v.1c
      b.3 Revelation of His worshipers, v.2
      b.4 Revelation of His adoration, v.3, Jo 12:41
      b.5 Revelation of judgment or wrath (God is a consuming fire) v.4  

II – REVELATION BRINGS KNOWLEDGE OF OURSELVES, v.5                       

    a – So I said:

       a.1 Woe is me

       a.2 I am doomed

       a.3 I am a man of impure lips

       a.4 I live in the midst of impure lips  people

       a.5 And my eyes saw the king, the Lord of hosts

 

III – KNOWLEDGE OF MYSELF PREPARES ME TO GRACE, v.6.7

     a – The grace comes from the Altar6, v.5b

     b – Grace is a live coal v. 5a

     c – Grace needs to touch us v.7a

     d – When grace is applied in us, our iniquities are taken away

     e – When grace is applied in us, our sins are forgiven, v.7b

 

IV – KNOWLEDGE AND GRACE TAKE US INTO OUR DESTINY, v 8

      a – Then we hear an invitation, v.8a

      b – Then we accept God’s call to our ministry, v.8b

      d – Then we understand the purpose of God and become His co-workers

       e – Then we find fulfillment for our life.

 

Conclusion: Grace and knowledge are conditions for Christian life. Without it we

                     Are lost and living without God’s eternal purpose