Isaiah-32:5-6 - Bible Study

Isaiah-32:5-6

5. In that day ungodly fools will not be heroes. Scoundrels will not be respected.

6. For fools speak foolishness and make evil plans. They practice ungodliness and spread false teachings about the Lord. They deprive the hungry of food and give no water to the thirsty.

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When the good king arrives, everyone's true intentions will be clear. Silly people won't be seen as heroes. Those who went against what God wants won't be able to hide. In the bright light of the holy Savior, wrongdoing can't pretend to be good. Jesus' light shows our mistakes in our hearts, making it clear what's wrong. When King Jesus rules in your heart, there's no room for sin, no matter how hidden you think it is."

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