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Part of this chapter is a prayer that Isaiah prayed requesting God's grace upon the Jews. He receives an answer that appears to be eternal.
Does God issue any commands?
- God called those who were far as well as those who were near to listen to what He had done.
Does God make any promises?
- God promised spoiling and treachery upon those who spoiled and dealt treacherously with others without cause.
- God answered Isaiah's prayer by promising that He would be exalted.
Does this chapter teach anything about Jesus?
- The king who judges every man and his works is Jesus. (verses 17 and 22.
Does this chapter teach anything about yet-future events?
- Verses 14-17 describes a time when an individual's works will be tried by fire as mentioned in I Corinthians 3:12. Verse 17 also mentions seeing the king.
- Verses 19-24 describes a time when Jerusalem will live quietly without any enemies. And no one suffers from illness. Everyone there has been forgiven of their sins.
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Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.
Psalms 19:14 (KJV)