Medo-Persia, Cyrus My Shepherd (Evening Program)

Ron Leadbetter

Mid-Atlantic Christadelphian Bible School (2000)

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This 2000 evening program, entitled Medo-Persia, Cyrus My Shepherd, explores the rise of the Persian Empire within the prophetic framework of Daniel’s visions. The lecture highlights how Cyrus, though a foreign king, was named by God more than a century before his birth and chosen to play a key role in Israel’s restoration. Listeners are taken through the sweep of history, from the fall of Babylon to the decree that allowed thousands of exiles to return to Jerusalem, with attention to the challenges, opposition, and encouragement they faced. The study draws practical lessons from the faith of prophets like Daniel, Haggai, and Zechariah, showing how their words rekindled zeal and strengthened hope. At its heart, the program emphasizes how God works through nations and individuals alike to accomplish his purpose, encouraging believers today to watch, trust, and be ready for the unfolding of his plan.

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Give ear, and hear my voice; give attention, and hear my speech.

Isaiah 28:23 (ESV)