Brother Sparks addresses the conference attendees, emphasizing the significance of Isaiah 53's question, "To whom is the arm of the Lord revealed?" He explains that the arm of the Lord represents His power revealed through the cross of Jesus Christ, which serves as the foundation for God's relationship with His people. The discussion transitions to Isaiah 54, highlighting eight features of resurrection life that emerge from the cross, such as moving from barrenness to fruitfulness and from shame to honor. As the conference progresses into Isaiah 55, Brother Sparks notes the themes of free grace and the assurance of God's word. He emphasizes the importance of the church's testimony, particularly in relation to Zion and the nations. The following chapters warn against returning to past failures that mar the testimony and stress the necessity of brokenness and humility for God's presence. Ultimately, the recovery of the church's testimony is linked to the cross, with the call for believers to embody love, comfort, and a sense of responsibility for God's honor in their communities. The message culminates in the understanding that the arm of the Lord is revealed to those who embrace these truths.
1 Who hath believed our report? and to whom is the arm of the LORD revealed?