The Sovereign Servant: A Lesson On December 11 1966
The article reflects on the paradox of sovereignty and servanthood through Isaiah 53 and Jesus ministry. It contrasts political power with the suffering servant, noting how Christ’s crucifixion models vicarious service as true sovereignty, and urges belief in this view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Kkarl Barth
Earth
Rev
Althouse
Eignty
Judah
Jesus
Paul
Rentiles
Batman
USN
Also Mentioned on This Page
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Stickney’s, Inc
Home of Quality
Potter State Bank
Moore’s Glass & Paint Co
Bill Lenz
the Egging Co
Gurley
John
Ted Egging
Sidney Beauty Academy
Shirley Bergstrom
Gibson
Ford
Mercury
Kenneth Noteboom
J. C. Penney Company
John Storkel
Sidney
Oil Company
Clarence Lurber
The
First State Bank
Lodgepele
Seven-Up Bottling Co
Forrest Belieu
Darold Hendee
Foster Lumber Company
Don Foxhaven
American National Bank
D. W
Tri-State Supply, Inc
Harvey Heintz and Employees
Town & Country Market
Pat Pattison
Lee’s Department Store
Clark Wicks
Meadow Gold Dairy Products
Nebraska
West Nebraska Express, Inc
Bob and Esther Schilraff
James
Ross Barker
Mayfair Frontier Service
Jim Dickes
the Insurance Center
Arlo Jones
Parkview Drive-In
Don Challburg
Cedar Lanes
Don Meier
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Norm Trepke
Greenlees’ Department Store, Inc
Jack & Jill Super Market
Jack Headley
Bob Decker
Farmers Co-Op Grain Co
Don Hoffman
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
L. H. Russell
Western Auto Store
Dick and
June Putman
Foland Farm Machinery Doyle Foland and Employees
Dude’s Steak House
Dude Jelinek
Western Drug Company
Elmer Ladine & N. W. Ladegard
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Ralph Carleton
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Paul Hakes
Dalton State Bank
Dalton
Greyhound Post Houses, Inc
Geraldine Wolf
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
Wayne Bauerkemper
Humphrey’s Auto Parts, Inc
Mr. & Mrs
J. W. Vaughn
Hardy Clark Furniture
Bob Clark and Employees
Sidney Flooring & Supply Co
Ken Pittam
Milt Handser
Sidney Community TV Co
BY Lawrence Walthouse
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