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Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 48 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning Video | Language: English | Duration: 5 hour | Size: 6.3 GB
Explore one of the Bible’s greatest poems, and embrace its divine wisdom on transforming tragedy into victory.
What you'll learn

Students will gain a rich perspective on the beautiful poem that is Isaiah 40-55.
Students will gain an understanding the context of this extremely important biblical text.
Students will understand how the New Testament writers picked up on the important themes of this section of the Bible.
Students will be encouraged by the in-depth explanation of Isaiah 52-53 which is, perhaps, the most memorable portion of the larger poem.
Students will gain a glimpse of how important it is to see the whole Bible as telling one large, redemptive story.

Requirements

Students should have a hunger to learn more about the Old Testament.
Students should be ready to engage in theological thinking with other students and through interaction with the instructors.
Students should acquire a recent translation of the Bible.
Students should be eager to learn about the history and background of the this amazing poem of Isaiah 40-55.

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