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  • Isaiah Meaning

    The Book of Isaiah, written by the prophet Isaiah in the 8th century BC, spans themes of judgment, redemption, and the coming of the Messiah across 66 chapters. It addresses Israel’s spiritual condition, foretelling God’s intervention and prophetic visions of the Messiah, leading to the promise of salvation and ultimate restoration through Christ.

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  • Isaiah 11:10-16 Meaning

    Isaiah 11:10–16 envisions the Messiah’s reign, emphasizing the restoration and unity of God’s people and the ingathering of nations. It portrays Jesus as the root of Jesse, who fulfills prophecies by drawing all to Him, healing divisions, and securing victory over spiritual enemies. The passage anticipates eternal unity under Christ.

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  • Zechariah 14:1-2: A Christ-Centered Explanation

    The passage discusses the “day of the Lord,” highlighting its dual fulfillment in historical events, such as Jerusalem’s A.D. 70 siege, and spiritual opposition faced by the Church today. Dispensationalist and covenantal interpretations differ, yet both acknowledge God’s judgment and preservation of His people through Christ, emphasizing a deeper spiritual reality.

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    Zechariah 14:1-2: A Christ-Centered Explanation