How Did a Rough Plane Ride Demonstrate God's Plan For Our Future? CQ Podcast Highlight
Why do repeated Old Testament prophecies matter so much? To hear the whole conversation listen to the full podcast: https://christianquestions.com/doctrine/when-jesus-prayed-thy-kingdom-come-what-did-he-mean/
You know what's interesting, Jonathan, is you read Habakuk 2:14, the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. And that's exactly what it said in Isaiah. You're right. It's like, are they copying from each other? No, this is God's prophecies being given to different prophets. So we get the point. That's what it's doing. This repetition. God is showing us in the ancient Old Testament writings what the future's going to look like. There is nothing left out. This is a magnificent, magnificent plan that includes everyone and has every detail in order. You know, Jonathan, we we have a hard time understanding this. We, we, we can't see this in the world in which we live. And this reminds me of a, of a very tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny little experience I had several years ago.
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Rick: (57:28)
I don't even remember where I was going, but I got, I got on an airplane, I was flying from point A to point B, and it was a really stormy, windy, rainy thunder day. It was just not a good day. And we're sitting on the, the tarmac getting ready to take off and it's like, oh, this doesn't look good. So they take off and the plane is rising and it's bumpy and, and the rain is pelty against the windows. And you know, you're sit, I don't know if you've ever been in an airplane where it's been, you know, a a lot of turbulence. It's not a fun feeling.
Jonathan: (58:01)
No, it's
Rick: (58:01)
Not. And we're getting up higher and higher and the turbulence is still there and it's a bumpy ride. And you're going, man, this doesn't look good. This doesn't look good. And just rising and rising. And then you get into the clouds and now you can't see anything. It's still bumpy and you're in the clouds and you know, you're like, okay, now what?
