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A Nation under Wrath: Studies in Isaiah 5 is unavailable, but you can change that!

The words of a godly prophet fell upon deaf and stubborn ears 2,800 years ago, and they still do today. What can we discern from the prophetic warnings leveled at Israel nearly three millennia ago? Is the depravity that caused God’s favored nation to ultimately earn his wrath paralleled by the patterns of sin in contemporary society? In A Nation under Wrath, D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones focuses on the...

shalt not commit adultery.’ Is it unreasonable to ask people to keep their marriage pledge and vow? Is it wrong to ask them to exercise a little restraint? Is it wrong to ask a man not to covet another man’s wife and not to upset his family and bring havoc and ruin upon them—is it unreasonable? Face it! And so with every other demand that God has ever made. ‘He looked for judgment … for righteousness’: the Ten Commandments, the moral law, the Sermon on the Mount. What is wrong with them? Do you not
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