Summary
Why does Yahuah tell us not to look back? In this Sabbath lesson from Luke 17 and Isaiah 1 and 6, we see that only one of ten cleansed lepers returned to give God glory, that Israel went away backward, and that only a tenth will return, so we have to keep our eyes forward. You’ll also learn from Jeremiah 6 and Isaiah 43 that the only time we should look back is to ask for the old paths of His word, while we let go of the former things, good or bad, that God has already blotted out. Finally, David’s guilt in 2 Samuel 12, 16 and 24, along with Isaiah 53 and Romans 3, shows that Yahushua bore the penalty and forgives the sins that are past, so we must turn from sin and stop letting our past rule our choices.
Chapters
0:00:00 – Sabbath welcome and Luke 17: Only one leper returned
0:06:04 – Isaiah 1: A people gone away backward
0:13:01 – Isaiah 6: Hearing but not understanding, a tenth returns
0:24:30 – Jeremiah 6: Ask for the old paths, the good way
0:33:35 – Isaiah 43: Remember not the former things
0:39:12 – 2 Samuel 12 and 16: David’s guilt and Shimei’s curses
0:50:34 – 2 Samuel 24 and Isaiah 53: Let it fall on me
1:03:30 – Romans 3: Remission of the sins that are past
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The reading for this Sabbath: Luke 17:10-19 // Isaiah 1:1-9 //Isaiah 6:1-13 // Psalm 138:1-2 // Jeremiah 6:9-17 // Isaiah 43:18-26 // 2 Samuel 12:9-11 // 2 Samuel 16:5-10 // 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 // 2 Samuel 24:10-25 // Isaiah 53:5-6 // Romans 3:21-25 // Galatians 1:6-9
