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Isaiah 28:9-13
Excerpted from: Jesus in the Feasts (Part One): Unleavened BreadBut notice here that Jesus shows that the mind of His disciples must be opened. They must be opened to the true meaning of God's Word. Now we know from elsewhere in the Bible, specifically Isaiah 6, where this concept is put originally, and also Matthew 13, where Jesus Christ quotes this, but those texts say that people see and hear, they read what God says, but do not understand. It is gobbledygook to them in many cases. Isaiah 28:9-13 says, To those without spiritual help to understand, God seems to speak with a stammer or in a foreign language. They cannot understand what He is saying. And He guides us there by saying that the bits of knowledge we need to understand, those things that God has revealed to us are scattered here a little, there a little, and must be built precept upon precept, line upon line.
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