Dr. Allan MacRae, Isaiah 1-6: Lecture 13 Biblical Theological Seminary, 1976 © Dr. Allan MacRae, 2014 Rebuke and Blessing in Isaiah 56-62 Assignment on Isaiah 63-64 on Prayer [0:0 ] like to mention the assignment; I thought of writing it out but I I’d don’t think necessary. not very complicated, though it may sound so. It deals it’s It’s with a prayer. This prayer ends at the end of Isaiah 64. It includes at least five verses of the previous chapter, 63. So long as you include at least five verses of the previous chapter, I care whether you go further back or not, but I want don’t you to answer three questions. Number one, what is the purpose of the prayer? That is, what is petition being made for? What are they asking? So what is the purpose of the prayer is number one. Number two, on what grounds is this petition being made? What are the reasons? Suppose you ask your father to give you an auto for Christmas, and you say reason number one is my father "you’re and you owe it to me." Number two, been a good boy all year." Number "I’ve three, "I promise not to get into any accidents with it." Now, what are the reasons for the petition that is made in Isaiah? What grounds are given? And number three, what evidence is there in the prayer of sincere repentance and determination to turn away from sin? I repeat, what evidence is there in the prayer of sincere repentance and determination to turn away from sin? Now a person might conceivably spend several hours on this, but no need of it. Try to answer there’s the first question in one sentence. I would like you to spend an hour reviewing the material covered in class. So, I do not intend the assignment necessarily to we’ve take more than an hour. If you spend an hour on it, I will be satisfied, but if you feel like spending more, up to you. You notice not asking you to do any that’s I’m commentary work on this, asking you to read it for yourself and get the I’m
Dr. Allan MacRae, Isaiah 1-6: Lecture 13 Biblical Theological Seminary, 1976 © Dr. Allan MacRae, 2014 Rebuke and Blessing in Isaiah 56-62 Assignment on Isaiah 63-64 on Prayer [0:0 ] I’d like to mention the assignment; I thought of writing it out but I don’t think it’s necessary. It’s not very complicated, though it may sound so. It deals with a prayer. This prayer ends at the end of Isaiah 64. It includes at least five verses of the previous chapter, 63. So long as you include at least five verses of the previous chapter, I don’t care whether you go further back or not, but I want you to answer three questions. Number one, what is the purpose of the prayer? That is, what is petition being made for? What are they asking? So what is the purpose of the prayer is number one. Number two, on what grounds is this petition being made? What are the reasons? Suppose you ask your father to give you an auto for Christmas, and you say reason number one is "you’re my father and you owe it to me." Number two, "I’ve been a good boy all year." Number three, "I promise not to get into any accidents with it." Now, what are the reasons for the petition that is made in Isaiah? What grounds are given? And number three, what evidence is there in the prayer of sincere repentance and determination to turn away from sin? I repeat, what evidence is there in the prayer of sincere repentance and determination to turn away from sin? Now a person might conceivably spend several hours on this, but there’s no need of it. Try to answer the first question in one sentence. I would like you to spend an hour reviewing the material we’ve covered in class. So, I do not intend the assignment necessarily to take more than an hour. If you spend an hour on it, I will be satisfied, but if you feel like spending more, that’s up to you. You notice I’m not asking you to do any commentary work on this, I’m asking you to read it for yourself and get the