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1,592 results for “Isaiah” — showing 1,301–1,320

  1. Cross-ReferencesRevelation 14blessedness of those who die in the Lord, which echoes Isaiah 57:2 where the righteous find rest and peace in death. Rest, Peace, Blessedness
  2. Key EventsRevelation 16fall of historical Babylon and foreshadowing the new creation (Revelation 18, Isaiah
  3. Key EventsRevelation 17Testament, known for its idolatry and opposition to God's people (e.g., Isaiah 47, Jeremiah 50-51). It also foreshadows the ultimate judgment and fall
  4. Cross-ReferencesRevelation 19wrath, which is a vivid image also found in Isaiah 63:3, symbolizing judgment. Judgment, Wrath of God. Revelation 19:16 declares Christ as 'King
  5. ThemesRevelation 21separation caused by sin, as seen in Genesis 3:23-24 and Isaiah 59:2. This theme underscores the intimacy and fellowship believers will experience with
  6. Key EventsRevelation 22invitation echoes the call to salvation found throughout Scripture, such as in Isaiah 55:1 and John 7:37, while the warning parallels Deuteronomy
  7. TopicAccessibility in the Biblenations, highlighting the universal accessibility of the Gospel. Jesus reads from Isaiah, proclaiming good news to the poor and freedom for the oppressed, emphasizing His mission
  8. TopicAdmirationmajesty of God and the significance of humanity in His plan. Isaiah's vision of the Lord in His holiness leads to a profound sense
  9. TopicAdonaiAdonai, recognizing His authority and power in the covenantal promise. Isaiah's vision of the Lord (Adonai) in the temple, highlighting His holiness and majesty
  10. TopicAdornmentsmodestly and with good works, highlighting that true adornment comes from godliness. Isaiah critiques the excessive adornment of women in Jerusalem, indicating that God will remove
  11. TopicAgainst PrideFrom the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) to the fall of Lucifer (Isaiah 14:12-15), pride is shown as a destructive force. Cultivate a spirit
  12. TopicAhazabandonment of the worship of Yahweh. God's message to Ahaz through Isaiah, offering a sign of hope in the prophecy of Immanuel. Details Ahaz
  13. TopicAngelic Beingsappears to Hagar, providing guidance and a promise regarding her son Ishmael. Isaiah's vision of seraphim worshipping God, highlighting the holiness and majesty
  14. TopicAngelic Praiseheavenly realm. Worship and Adoration Heavenly Beings Divine Majesty Intercession and Messengers Isaiah's vision of the Lord seated on a throne, surrounded by seraphim
  15. TopicAnirecognizing one's need for His grace. The suffering servant motif in Isaiah connects 'Ani' with the redemptive work of Christ
  16. TopicAnointedHimself, emphasizing His mission to bring good news. Jesus reads from Isaiah, proclaiming His anointing by the Spirit to fulfill the messianic mission. Anointing
  17. TopicAnointed Kingbring good news to the poor and proclaim freedom. Jesus reads from Isaiah in the synagogue, declaring Himself as the fulfillment of the anointed prophecy
  18. TopicAnointed Onebrokenhearted, and proclaim liberty to the captives. Jesus reads from Isaiah in the synagogue, declaring that this scripture is fulfilled in Him, identifying Himself
  19. TopicAnointingdivine appointment and empowerment by the Spirit. Jesus reads from Isaiah, declaring His anointing by the Spirit to preach good news, heal, and proclaim freedom. Instructions
  20. TopicArrestillustrates the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies regarding the Messiah's suffering (Isaiah 53). It highlights the tension between divine sovereignty and human actions, as Jesus

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