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KJV summary for : Isaiah 7

Summary: In Isaiah chapter 7, the historical context is set during the reign of King Ahaz of Judah, who faces a crisis as Israel (Ephraim) and Aram (Syria) form a coalition against him. The chapter opens with the report that both kingdoms are advancing towards Jerusalem, leading to fear and anxiety among the people of Judah. God instructs the prophet Isaiah to meet King Ahaz and reassures him not to be afraid, declaring that the plans of Israel and Aram will not succeed. A significant theme in this chapter is the call to faith in God amid adversity. Isaiah presents a sign from God to Ahaz— the prophecy of a virgin giving birth to a son, Immanuel, which signifies God's presence with His people. This message emphasizes God’s sovereignty and His promise of deliverance. The chapter concludes with God revealing impending judgment against these adversaries, reinforcing that ultimately, God’s will prevails over the threats faced by His people. This narrative illustrates the interplay of divine assurance and human fear, as well as the prophetic foretelling of Jesus Christ through the sign of Immanuel.

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