KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Isaiah 51:14
14. The captive exile hasteneth that he may be loosed, and that he should not die in the pit, nor that his bread should fail.
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Summary: Isaiah 51 opens with a call to the people of Israel to listen to God’s messages of comfort and encouragement. The chapter begins by urging the righteous to look back to their origins, likening them to Abraham and Sarah, highlighting God’s faithfulness in their history. It reassures God's people of His promise for restoration and salvation, emphasizing that His justice and righteousness will prevail. A significant theme in this chapter is the contrast between God’s eternal nature and the fleeting nature of humanity and worldly powers. The chapter reminds the Israelites that they need not fear the oppression of the nations or the temporary circumstances of their suffering. The Lord promises that His salvation will be everlasting, providing hope and strength amidst despair. Additionally, the chapter conveys a sense of divine reassurance, calling upon the people to trust in God’s power and intervention, reminding them of His past acts of deliverance. Ultimately, Isaiah 51 encourages the faithful to remain steadfast in their hope and reliance on God's unchanging character.
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