Cross-References — Isaiah 6

6 pairs

1. Isaiah 6:1→referencesJohn 12:41

   Isaiah 6:1 describes Isaiah's vision of the Lord, which John 12:41 interprets as a vision of Jesus' glory, indicating the pre-incarnate Christ.

   Thematic focusDivine Revelation, Christ's Glory.

   • #DivineRevelation
   • #Christ
   • #Glory

2. Isaiah 6:3→referencesRevelation 4:8

   Both Isaiah 6:3 and Revelation 4:8 feature the seraphim and living creatures proclaiming 'Holy, holy, holy,' emphasizing God's holiness and eternal nature.

   Thematic focusHoliness of God, Worship.

   • #Holiness
   • #Worship
   • #Eternal

3. Isaiah 6:5→referencesLuke 5:8

   Isaiah 6:5 and Luke 5:8 both depict a recognition of personal sinfulness in the presence of divine holiness, leading to a confession of unworthiness.

   Thematic focusSinfulness, Divine Encounter.

   • #Sinfulness
   • #DivineEncounter
   • #Confession

4. Isaiah 6:7→references1 John 1:9

   Isaiah 6:7 describes the cleansing of Isaiah's sin, which parallels the promise of forgiveness and cleansing from sin in 1 John 1:9.

   Thematic focusCleansing, Forgiveness.

   • #Cleansing
   • #Forgiveness
   • #Atonement

5. Isaiah 6:8→referencesMatthew 28:19

   Isaiah 6:8 records Isaiah's commission to go and speak for God, similar to the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19 where Jesus sends His disciples to make disciples of all nations.

   Thematic focusCommission, Mission.

   • #Commission
   • #Mission
   • #Calling

6. Isaiah 6:9-10→referencesMatthew 13:14-15

   Isaiah 6:9-10 speaks of the people's inability to understand, which Jesus cites in Matthew 13:14-15 to explain why He speaks in parables.

   Thematic focusSpiritual Blindness, Prophetic Fulfillment.

   • #SpiritualBlindness
   • #Prophecy
   • #Fulfillment

← Read Isaiah 6 in full