Sure if you are using the Greek Testament to validate disbelief you will come away with your conclusion. But I direct you to the following passages in Isaiah: 41 v 8-9 43 v 10 44 v 1-2 44 v 21 45 v 4 48 v 20 49 v 3 54 v 17 Any more questions?
I read all these passages and I agree; they specify that Israel is referred to as a servant. However, have you considered that Isaiah might be prophecying about more than just a singular servant (Israel) but also about the Messiah? Isaiah 53 and 49 are two chapters that come to mind that are about the Messiah.
@@ashermaney1313 The Messiah, the descendant of David, is included in the remnant for sure. But this is not a Messianic prophecy. I mean people can read into it whatever they wish but it's very clear. And when you look at the way the English translations have changed the pronouns and prepositions it's outrageous. There is no explanation for that kind of manipulation other than to make it seem Christological. But Isaiah is very metaphorical and poetic language. So people can interpret anyway they wish. There is never a shortage of explanation where people are concerned. I mean if people can actually argue that Isaiah 7:14 is not a contemporaneous discussion between Isaiah and Achaz, they can explain away anything... All the best and have a wonderful day!
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I am blessed and illuminated by this short teaching.
YESHUA Jesus is the messiah, praying that the Jewish people will see the light.
Perfect
Way to go Charlie Dyer ! Good Witness Testimony of Acts account !
Way to go Charlie Dyer !
Sure if you are using the Greek Testament to validate disbelief you will come away with your conclusion. But I direct you to the following passages in Isaiah:
41 v 8-9
43 v 10
44 v 1-2
44 v 21
45 v 4
48 v 20
49 v 3
54 v 17
Any more questions?
I read all these passages and I agree; they specify that Israel is referred to as a servant.
However, have you considered that Isaiah might be prophecying about more than just a singular servant (Israel) but also about the Messiah? Isaiah 53 and 49 are two chapters that come to mind that are about the Messiah.
@@ashermaney1313 The Messiah, the descendant of David, is included in the remnant for sure. But this is not a Messianic prophecy. I mean people can read into it whatever they wish but it's very clear. And when you look at the way the English translations have changed the pronouns and prepositions it's outrageous. There is no explanation for that kind of manipulation other than to make it seem Christological. But Isaiah is very metaphorical and poetic language. So people can interpret anyway they wish. There is never a shortage of explanation where people are concerned. I mean if people can actually argue that Isaiah 7:14 is not a contemporaneous discussion between Isaiah and Achaz, they can explain away anything...
All the best and have a wonderful day!
Jesus is BOTH Israel and Messiah and Lord..ALL those in Christ are Israel.
Jesus is the Messiah.