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## [Jesus Through Isaiah’s Eyes:](/sermons?series=175) The Servant King

Isaiah 42:1 - 42:9

February 18, 2024   
 Rev. Andrew Smith

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[Study Guide](/study-guides/the-servant-king)

The 18th century theologian Jonathan Edwards insightfully remarked in one of his sermons that there is an admirable conjunction of diverse excellencies in Jesus Christ. Jesus does indeed bring together in his person and work beautiful attributes that we simply wouldn't expect, but once we see them, they bring us to a place of wonder and worship. Watch this sermon to see how this conjunction of diverse excellencies in the coming Messiah was anticipated by the prophet Isaiah.