Biblically Inspired Life

We go on to Isaiah 13:6-16 v6: Wail: This is a word for lamenting. It is a word that expresses great sorrow and, oftentimes, great pain as well. It is written here as a commandment.  v7: All hands will be limp (will let go): We all cling to things – to sin, to what we want etc. When G-d’s

Next up is Isaiah 13:1-5 G-d’s judgment in prophecy, for the most part, affects the nations around Israel. Israel herself will also experience judgment, but in the last days G-d will move in a unique way to bring about salvation to the remnant of the sons and daughters of Jacob – the Jewish people. Over

We begin this week by reading Isaiah 12 v1: In that day: Judgment Day. For G-d’s New covenant people this is going to be a glorious day that will bring about great joy.  v2: YAH: This is an abbreviation of the sacred name of G-d (YHWH). v3: You will draw water: This testifies to the individual responding to this message of

We finish off this week by reading Isaiah 11:10-16 v10: In that day: In that day of G-d’s judgment. This is a key indicator that this is speaking about the second coming of Messiah.  v11: In that day: This phrase is repeated over and over again. It speaks about Judgment Day – specifically Messiah returning in His wrath and