Isaiah 40: Omnipotent

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We should seek comfort in God's omnipotence Isaiah 40:1-12

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God's power is unmeasurable (40:12-17)

God's power is displayed in His personal creation (12).

God's power is displayed in His unfathomable intellect (13-14).

We cannot fathom what it would be like to truly know everything.

God's power is displayed in His dominance over the nations (15-17).

God's power is beyond comparison (18-24).

No idol could possibly bear God's power (18-20).

No creation could possibly compare to God's power (22-23).

No human ruler could possibly withstand God's power (23-24).

God's power is displayed in creation (25-26).

The absence of comparison demands recognition of God's power (25).

The heavens declare God's power (26).

God's power should be your source of strength (27-31)

Mankind has a tendency to complain against God (27).

Complaining against God reveals immaturity (28).

God makes his power available to the weak (29).

We are all weak (30).

Those who turn to God will find their strength in his power (31)

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