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Life-Study of Isaiah

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An Introductory Word    msg. 1
I. The book of Isaiah, in its content concerning God's eternal economy in Christ, being the leading book among all the books of the prophets
II. The subject
III. The content
IV. The central thought
V. The sections
A. The salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved people and to the nations
B. The judgment of Jehovah upon the nations
C. The issue of Jehovah's dealing with His beloved Israel
D. An example of seeking after Jehovah and trusting in Him
E. The servant of Jehovah and the salvation brought in by Him
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (1)    msg. 2
Jehovah the Father's Complaint Against His Children Israel
I. The vision of Isaiah concerning Judah and Jerusalem
II. Jehovah the Father calling the heavens and the earth to hear His complaint against His children Israel
III. Jehovah having brought up israel and raised them, and they having rebelled against Him
A. Israel not knowing Jehovah
B. Israel's iniquities and corruptions
1. A sinful nation, a people heavy with iniquity
2. Having forsaken Jehovah
3. Rulers of Sodom and people of Gomorrah
4. Jehovah not delighting in their sacrifices and offerings
5. The city of jerusalem having become a harlot
6. Jerusalem stumbling and Judah falling
7. The elders and the rulers of Jehovah's people having consumed the vineyard
8. The daughters of Zion being haughty
9. Jehovah, having made Israel a vineyard and having done everything that is needed for it, expecting justice but beholding bloodshed
10. Some of the people of Israel rising early in the morning that they may run after liquor and lingering into the evening that wine may inflame them
11. Some among the people of Israel drawing iniquity with ropes of vanity and sin as with cart ropes
12. Some of the people of Israel calling good evil, and evil good
13. Some of the people being heroes in drinking wine and men of valor in mixing liquor
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (2)    msg. 3
Jehovah's Chastisement on His Beloved Children Israel and His Loving Exhortation and Promise to His Chastised People
I. Jehovah's chastisement on His beloved children Israel
A. Jehovah having chastised them because of their apostasy
1. Striking them so that their whole head became sick and their whole heart faint
2. Causing their land to be a desolation, their cities to be burned with fire, and their field to be devoured by strangers
3. Leaving the city of Zion like a booth in a vineyard, like a hut in a cucumber field, like a besieged city
4. The Lord Jehovah of Hosts, the Mighty One of Israel, easing Himself of His adversaries and avenging Himself of His enemies
5. Shattering the rebels and sinners together and terminating those who forsook Jehovah
6. Taking away from Jerusalem and from Judah every kind of support
7. Striking the scalp of the daughters of Zion with scabs and removing the beauty of their luxurious ornaments
8. Causing the men of Zion to fall by the sword and her mighty in battle
9. Removing the hedge of Israel as the vineyard of Jehovah so that it will be consumed, and breaking down its wall so that it will be trampled
10. Putting them into exile
11. The root of those who are unjust and evil being like decay, and their bud disappearing like dust
12. Lifting up a standard to a distant nation and summoning it to come in a swift, strong, and terrifying way to seize Israel as its prey
B. Jehovah abandoning His beloved people, the house of Jacob
II. Jehovah's loving exhortation and promise to His chastised people
A. Jehovah's loving exhortation to His chastised people
1. On the negative side
2. On the positive side
B. Jehovah's loving promise to His chastised people
1. Of forgiveness
a. Jehovah's invitation
b. Jehovah's forgiveness through washing
c. The issue of the people's obedience
2. Of restoration
a. Restoring the leaders
b. Restoring the city of Zion and its people
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (3)    msg. 4
Jehovah's Humiliating Judgment on the Haughty Nations and the Ushering in of the God-Man, Christ, Issuing in the Restoration of the Nation of Israel
I. Jehovah's humiliating judgment on the haughty nations
A. The prophet's accusation
1. Their land being full of silver and gold, and their treasures being limitless
2. Their land being full of idols
3. Asking Jehovah not to forgive them
B. Jehovah's humiliating judgment
1. The object of Jehovah's humiliating judgment
a. Man's haughty look and man's loftiness
b. Everything proud and lofty and everything lifted up
c. All the lofty and lifted-up cedars of Lebanon and all the oaks of Bashan
d. All the lofty mountains and all the lifted-up hills
e. Every high tower and every fortified wall
f. All the ships of Tarshish and all their pleasant artifacts
g. The idols
2. The purpose of Jehovah's humiliating judgment
a. To show the dread of Jehovah and the splendor of His majesty
b. To vindicate the fact that Jehovah alone will be exalted
3. The way of Jehovah's humiliating judgment
4. The result of Jehovah's humiliating judgment
a. Men being abased and humbled
b. Men casting their idols of silver and idols of gold to the moles and to the bats
c. Men entering into the rock and hiding in the dust
5. The lesson of Jehovah's humiliating judgment
II. The ushering in of the God-man, Christ, issuing in the restoration of the nation of Israel
A. The ushering in of the God-man, Christ
1. "In that day"
2. The shoot of Jehovah and the fruit of the earth
3. A canopy and a tabernacle
B. Issuing in the restoration of the nation of Israel
1. The Lord washing away the filth of the daughters of Zion
2. He who is left over in Zion and remains in Jerusalem being called holy
3. Jehovah creating a canopy over Zion and her convocations and providing his chosen people with a tabernacle
4. Christ as the shoot of Jehovah being beauty and glory and as the fruit of the earth being excellence and splendor to Israel
5. The mountain of the house of Jehovah being established on the top of the mountains and being lifted up among the hills
6. From Zion going forth instruction, and the word of Jehovah from Jerusalem
7. Jehovah judging between the nations and deciding matters concerning many peoples
8. The nations and many peoples beating their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks
9. The house of Jacob walking in the light of Jehovah
A Word Concerning Christ as the Shoot of Jehovah, the Fruit of the Earth, the Canopy, and the Tabernacle    msg. 5
The ushering in of Christ
Christ as the shoot of Jehovah
Christ as the fruit of the earth
God and man living together
Christ as the canopy and the tabernacle
Seeing the rich Christ in Isaiah
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (4)    msg. 6
The Vision of Christ in Glory and His Warning Commission to Isaiah
I. The vision of Christ in glory
A. In spite of the rebellion, iniquities, and corruptions of Israel, Christ still sitting on a high and lofty throne in glory
1. The people having become fallen, but Christ and His throne remaining the same in His glory
2. The train of Christ's robe still filling the temple
3. Seraphim calling one to the other, praising Christ in His holiness
4. The whole earth being filled with Christ's glory
5. The foundations of the threshold shaking, and the house being filled with smoke
6. John's word concerning Isaiah's vision
B. The response of Isaiah
1. Realizing that he was finished
2. Realizing that he was a man of unclean lips and that in the midst of a people of unclean lips he dwelt
3. Knowing that he had seen the King, Jehovah of hosts, with his eyes
C. The purging of Isaiah
1. By one of the seraphim
2. With an ember from the altar
3. To take away His iniquity and to purge his sin
II. Christ's warning commission to Isaiah
A. The Lord's need
1. His calling
2. Isaiah's answer
B. The Lord's warning commission to Isaiah
1. His charge
2. Isaiah's question
3. The answer
4. This prophetic warning being fulfilled by the Babylonian invasion and captivity
C. This warning being quoted by the Lord Jesus and by John
D. This warning being quoted by the apostle Paul
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (5)    msg. 7
The Sign of Christ's Incarnation Given in God's Dealing with the Unbelief of Ahaz, King of Judah
I. God's dealing with the unbelief of Ahaz, king of Judah
A. Rezin, king of Aram, and Pekah, king of Israel, going up to attack Ahaz, and the heart of Ahaz quivering
B. Jehovah sending Isaiah to Ahaz
C. Jehovah wanting Ahaz to ask for a sign
1. Ahaz not willing to ask
2. The Lord giving Ahaz a sign
a. The actual fulfillment of this sign
b. The child eating curds and honey until he knew how to refuse evil and choose good
D. The invasion of the army of the king of Assyria
1. The people of Judah rejecting the gently flowing waters of Shiloah at Jerusalem
a. Jehovah whistling for the flies and for the bees
b. The Lord shaving with a razor the head and the hair of the legs, and the beard as well
c. Everyone left behind in the land eating curds and honey
2. The land of Immanuel indicating that the land of Judah, the Holy Land, Is Christ's territory invaded by the conquering army of the king of Assyria
II. The real fulfillment of the sign given by God to Ahaz, the king of Judah, being the Lord's incarnation
III. Christ as Immanuel
A. For one to overcome the nations in their equipping, counseling, and speaking
B. For one to be instructed by Jehovah
C. Christ the Immanuel becoming a sanctuary, yet a stone to strike against, a rock of stumbling, and a trap and a snare
D. Causing the prophet to bind up the testimony and seal the instruction among his disciples and wait on Jehovah
E. Making the prophet and the children whom Jehovah has given him for signs and wonders in Israel
F. Causing one not to inquire of the necromancers and the familiar spirits, but to inquire of God
A Word Concerning the Sign of Christ's Incarnation Given to Ahaz, King of Judah    msg. 8
God's elect peoples
God's enemy using the nations to frustrate God's eternal purpose
Opposition coming from Babylon
Babylon in the Old Testament
Babylon in the New Testament
Christ unveiled as Immanuel
Immanuel being our sanctuary
To the opposers Christ being a smiting stone, a rock of stumbling, a trap, and a snare
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (6)    msg. 9
The Unveiling of Christ as the Great Light and the Wonderful One Issuing from Jehovah's Chastisement on the Kingdom of Israel and His Judgment on Assyria (1)
I. The unveiling of Christ as the great light
A. Treating the way of the sea, across the Jordan, with glory, Galilee of the nations
B. The people who walked in the darkness having seen a great light
C. The Lord multiplying the nation
D. The Lord breaking the yoke of their burden
E. All the boots of those who in boots trample in the battle quaking
II. The unveiling of Christ as the wonderful One
A. A child being born to us, a son being given to us
B. The government being upon His shoulders
C. His name being called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace
D. To the increase of His government and to His peace there being no end
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (7)    msg. 10
The unveiling of Christ as the great light and the wonderful one issuing from Jehovah's chastisement on the kingdom of Israel and His judgment on Assyria
III. Jehovah's judgment on the kingdom of Israel
A. On their pride and haughtiness
B. Jehovah's judgment — exalting the adversaries and goading on the enemies
C. On their not turning to Jehovah nor seeking Him
D. Jehovah's judgment — cutting off from Israel head and tail and those who mislead this people
E. On their wickedness
F. Jehovah's judgment — His overflowing wrath
G. On their injustice
H. Jehovah's judgment — the day of visitation
IV. Jehovah's judgment on Assyria
A. Jehovah's judgment on the haughtiness of the king of Assyria
1. Assyria, the rod of Jehovah's anger
2. Assyria not thinking so, and their heart not conceiving it so
3. Jehovah punishing the fruit of the king of Assyria's haughtiness of heart and the glory of His haughty eyes
4. The Ax Not to Glorify Itself above Him Who Chops with It
5. The king of Assyria moving terrifyingly through many nations
6. The Lord Jehovah of hosts lopping off the boughs with an awful crash
B. The return and release of Israel
1. In that day the remnant of Israel and those of the house of Jacob who have escaped relying upon Jehovah, the holy one of Israel
2. Jehovah telling His people dwelling in Zion not to fear Assyria
The Salvation of Jehovah to His Beloved People and the Nations (8)    msg. 11
The Restoration Brought in Through Christ and the Salvation Enjoyed by Jehovah's Beloved People
I. The restoration brought in through Christ
A. The coming Christ in restoration
1. A twig coming forth from the stem of Jesse, and a branch from his roots bearing fruit
a. The Spirit of Jehovah resting upon Him
b. Savoring the fear of Jehovah
c. Righteousness being that which girds His loins, and faithfulness being that which girds His hips
2. The root of Jesse standing as a standard to the peoples
B. The restored beasts and cattle
1. The wolf dwelling with the lamb
2. The cow and the bear grazing, and their young lying down together
3. The nursing child playing by the cobra's hole
4. The earth being full of the knowledge of Jehovah
C. The return of the restored remnant of Israel
1. The Lord, by His hand, recovering the remnant of His people who remain
2. The Lord lifting up a standard to the nations and gathering the outcasts of Israel
3. Ephraim's jealousy departing, and the adversaries in Judah being cut off
4. Flying down upon the shoulders of the philistines on the west
5. Jehovah utterly destroying the tongue of Egypt
6. There being a highway from Assyria for the remnant of Jehovah's people who remain
II. The salvation enjoyed by Jehovah's beloved people
A. What Israel will say in that day
B. God being Israel's salvation
C. Drawing water with rejoicing from the springs of salvation
D. Crying out and giving a ringing shout
The Judgment of Jehovah Upon the Nations and Its Issue    msg. 12
I. The judgment of Jehovah upon the nations
A. To destroy Babylon by the Median army
B. To break Assyria
C. To destroy Philistia
D. To devastate Moab
E. To ruin and forsake Damascus
F. To strike and desolate Egypt
G. To capture Egypt into captivity and cush into exile
H. To have no judgment on Dumah
I. To desolate Arabia
J. To trample down the city of Jerusalem
K. To destroy tyre
II. The issue of the judgment of Jehovah upon the nations
A. Unveiling Satan's kingdom of darkness behind the nations and his oneness with the powers of the nations
B. Showing Jehovah's sovereign and just rule over the nations
C. Restoring and establishing Jehovah's beloved Israel
1. Jehovah having compassion on Jacob
2. Moab offering sacrifices to Zion
3. Israel looking to his Maker
4. Cush bringing a gift to Jehovah
5. Egypt building an altar as a sign and a testimony to Jehovah in their land
D. Providing the all-inclusive Christ as the savior to meet the need of the beloved Israel and the judged nations
1. Christ sitting in truth upon the throne
2. Jehovah sending the Egyptians Christ as a Savior and a Mighty One
3. Jehovah making Christ a Father to the inhabitants of Jerusalem and the house of Judah and setting the key of the house of David upon His shoulder
The Vision of the Economy of God Hidden in Isaiah's Prophecy    msg. 13
Three important matters
The forgiveness of sins
The sign of the virgin conceiving and bearing a son
Receiving and enjoying God as our salvation
Everything and everyone "fired" by God and replaced with Christ
The real church life
Not exchange but replacement
A grafted life
The struggle concerning replacement
Christ becoming everything
Jehovah's Reaction to Israel's Degradation and His Reaction to the Nations' Excessive Action on Israel Issuing in Israel's Turn to Jehovah and Their Return to the Holy Land for Restoration (1)    msg. 14
I. Jehovah's reaction to Israel's degradation
A. Israel's degradation
1. The earth being polluted under the weight of its inhabitants
2. The unfaithful dealing unfaithfully
B. Jehovah's reaction
1. Jehovah making the earth desolate and laying it waste
2. A curse devouring the earth, and the inhabitants of it being held guilty
3. The city of chaos being broken down
4. The foundations of the earth shaking
5. The new wine mourning, the vine languishing, and all the merryhearted sighing
II. Jehovah's reaction to the nations' excessive action on Israel
A. The nations' excessive action on Israel
1. The nations assuming to be other Lords besides Jehovah
2. The nations being to Israel like leviathan and like the dragon
B. Jehovah's reaction
1. Jehovah punishing on high the host on high and the kings of the earth on the earth
2. Jehovah having made of a city a heap and of a fortified town a ruin
3. Moab being threshed in his place by Jehovah
4. Jehovah having brought down those who dwell on high, the lofty city
5. Jehovah having visited and destroyed those who assumed to be lords over Israel
6. Jehovah coming forth from His place to punish the inhabitants of the earth for their iniquity
7. Jehovah punishing leviathan and slaying the dragon
Jehovah's Reaction to Israel's Degradation and His Reaction to the Nations' Excessive Action on Israel Issuing in Israel's Turn to Jehovah and Their Return to the Holy Land for Restoration (2)    msg. 15
III. Issuing in Israel's turn to Jehovah and their return to the Holy Land for restoration
A. Israel's turn to Jehovah
1. In distress seeking Jehovah
2. Saying that Jehovah is their God and that they will exalt Him
3. Saying that they have waited for their God
4. Waiting for Jehovah in the path of His judgments
5. Saying that Jehovah's hand is lifted up
6. Lifting up their voice, giving a ringing shout
B. Israel's return to the Holy Land for restoration
1. In that day Jehovah beating out the grain from the flowing stream of the Euphrates river unto the brook of Egypt
2. In that day a song being sung in the land of Judah
3. In that day singing of a vineyard of wine
4. Their dead living, and the earth bringing forth the deceased
5. Jehovah having increased the nation
6. The moon being abashed, and the sun being ashamed
7. Jehovah of hosts making on the mountains for all these peoples a feast of fat things
Jehovah's Punishment Over Ephraim's Drunkards Issuing in Jehovah's Restoration and Ushering in the Trustworthy Christ and His Judgment on the Hypocrisy of Jerusalem's Worshippers Issuing in the Restoration    msg. 16
I. Jehovah's punishment over the drunkards of Ephraim (representing the northern kingdom of Israel) issuing in Jehovah's restoration and ushering in the trustworthy Christ
A. Jehovah's punishment over Ephraim's drunkards
1. The drunkards' indulgence in drinking
2. Jehovah's punishment
a. Woe being to the proud crown of the drunkards of Ephraim and to the fading flower of its glorious beauty
b. Bothering them by the Gentile
Invaders' foreign tongue and by His rules and statutes scattered repeatedly in pieces
c. Destroying them by the Assyrian army
d. Jehovah's reaction to fight against the Assyrians, who had destroyed Israel excessively
e. Dealing, as a farmer, with them as His crops by different utensils
B. Issuing in Jehovah's restoration
1. Jehovah becoming a crown of glory and a diadem of beauty
2. Jehovah becoming a spirit of justice
C. Ushering in the trustworthy Christ
1. A stone laid by the Lord Jehovah in Zion
2. A precious cornerstone
3. The one believing not hastening away
4. The trustworthy Christ being the faithful High Priest and the trustworthy Prophet
II. Jehovah's judgment on the hypocrisy of the worshippers in Jerusalem issuing in the restoration
A. The hypocrisy of Jerusalem's worshippers
B. Jehovah's judgment
1. Jehovah distressing Ariel
2. Jehovah pouring out upon them a spirit of deep sleep, and shutting their eyes, the prophets, and covering their heads, the seers
3. The Lord doing something wondrous with them
C. Issuing in the restoration
1. Lebanon being turned into a fruitful field
2. The deaf hearing the words of the book
3. The afflicted increasing their joy in Jehovah
4. He who terrorizes ceasing to be
5. Those who have erred in spirit coming to understand
6. The house of Jacob not being ashamed
Jehovah's Dealing with Israel's Reliance on Egypt and His Dealing with the Nations Issuing in Israel's Turn to Him and in His Return to Israel with the Restoration    msg. 17
I. Jehovah's dealing with Israel's reliance on Egypt
A. The rebellious children going down to Egypt
B. Being a rebellious people, false children, children who refuse to hear the instruction of Jehovah
II. Jehovah's dealing with the nations
A. The name of Jehovah coming from a distance
B. Jehovah causing the majesty of His voice to be heard
C. Jehovah rising up against the house of evildoers
D. The Assyrian falling by the sword not of a man
III. Issuing in Israel's turn to Jehovah
IV. Issuing in Jehovah's return to Israel
A. Jehovah waiting to be gracious to Israel
B. Jehovah descending to wage war on Mount Zion
C. Jehovah's fire being in Zion and His furnace being in Jerusalem
V. With the restoration
A. A people dwelling in Zion at Jerusalem
B. The people having a song and gladness of heart
Jehovah's Destruction of the Nations for Christ to be the King to Bring in the Restoration for Israel    msg. 18
I. Jehovah's destruction of the nations
A. Woe being to those who destroy and were not destroyed
B. At the noise of the tumult the peoples fleeing
C. The land mourning and languishing
D. Jehovah's indignation being upon all the nations
E. All the armies of heaven being dissolved, and Jehovah's sword descending in judgment upon Edom and upon the people whom he has devoted to judgment
II. For Christ to be the King
A. A King reigning according to righteousness
B. A man being like a refuge from the wind
III. To bring in the restoration for Israel
A. The eyes of those who see not being dim
B. The Spirit being poured upon them from on high, and the wilderness becoming a fruitful field
C. Jehovah being their arm and salvation
D. Jehovah being exalted
E. Jehovah' eyes seeing Jerusalem, a secure habitation
F. The wilderness and the desert being glad, and the desert rejoicing and blossoming like the rose
An Example of Seeking After Jehovah and Trusting in Him (1)    msg. 19
The principle and the example
The person of Hezekiah — godly but not a man of God
Receiving a miraculous deliverance
God adding fifteen years to Hezekiah's life
Not considerate and careful but hasty
A person for himself
Asking ourselves what kind of person we would be
An Example of Seeking After Jehovah and Trusting in Him (2)    msg. 20
I. Hezekiah's seeking after Jehovah for his situation
A. The enemy's attack
1. Sennacherib king of Assyria coming up against the fortified cities of Judah and taking them
2. Speaking insulting words about trusting in Jehovah for deliverance
B. Hezekiah's seeking after Jehovah
1. Hezekiah tearing his clothes and covering himself with sackcloth
2. Sending Eliakim, Shebna, and the elders of the priests to Isaiah the prophet
3. The words of Isaiah to the servants of King Hezekiah
C. The enemy's further attack
D. Hezekiah's further seeking after Jehovah
1. Hezekiah spreading the letter before Jehovah and praying concerning the enemy's attack
2. The word spoken by Jehovah concerning Sennacherib
E. Hezekiah's trusting in Jehovah according to His answer to him and winning the victory in Jehovah's fulfillment of His answer
1. Jehovah saving Jerusalem for His own sake
2. The angel of Jehovah striking the Assyrians' camp
II. Hezekiah's seeking after Jehovah for his health
A. The attack of illness
B. Hezekiah seeking after Jehovah
C. Hezekiah's trusting in Jehovah according to His answer to him
D. Hezekiah's victory in the Lord's healing
III. Hezekiah's failure in the enjoyment of the peaceful situation and sound health
A. The temptation of people's gift
B. Hezekiah's failure
1. Isaiah questioning Hezekiah
2. Isaiah speaking the word of Jehovah to Hezekiah
3. Hezekiah's response to Jehovah's word
C. The factors of Hezekiah's failure
Jehovah's Word of Comfort to Israel    msg. 21
I. The prophet's vision in the first three sections of Isaiah
II. The prophet's vision in the last section of Isaiah
III. Jehovah's word of comfort to Israel
A. A kind word of comfort spoken to the heart of His people
B. Referring to John the Baptist, who ushered in the expected Christ for the New Testament
C. Unveiling what man really is and what man really needs
1. What man really is
a. All men of flesh being grass and all their beauty being like the flower of the field
b. Men of flesh receiving the living and abiding word of God to be regenerated
c. All men being like a drop from a bucket
d. Man not being compared to God
2. What man really needs
a. The incomparable God
b. The coming Christ
c. Regeneration with the living and abiding word of God
d. Waiting on the eternal God, Jehovah
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (1)    msg. 22
As Typified by Cyrus the King of Persia and Israel and as a Covenant for the People and a Light for the Nations
I. Christ as the servant of Jehovah
A. As typified by Cyrus the king of Persia
1. Raised up by Jehovah
2. Calling upon the name of Jehovah
3. To subdue the nations and have dominion over the kings
B. As typified by Israel
C. For the exposing of the falsehood and vanity of the Idols
II. Christ as a covenant for the people and a light for the nations
A. Called by Jehovah, held by His hand, and kept by Him
B. The servant of Jehovah, whom Jehovah upholds, Jehovah's chosen One, in whom Jehovah's soul delights
C. The servant of Jehovah not crying out, nor lifting up His voice
D. This being of God Jehovah
E. All the peoples singing a new song to Jehovah
F. Jehovah rising up to deal with His enemies
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (2)    msg. 23
As Typified by Cyrus to be Jehovah's Shepherd and to Fulfill All the Desires of Jehovah
I. Jehovah's word of comfort and encouragement to Israel
A. Jehovah telling Israel not to fear
B. Jehovah being the Holy One of Israel, their savior
C. Jehovah bringing their seed from the east and gathering them from the west
D. Israel being Jehovah's witnesses and the servant whom he has chosen
E. Israel not calling to mind the former things, nor considering the things of old
F. Jehovah wiping away their transgressions for His own sake and not remembering their sins
II. Jehovah's word of shepherding to His servant Israel
A. Jehovah pouring water upon the thirsty one and streams upon the dry ground
B. Israel being a witness that besides Jehovah there is no God
C. Jehovah redeeming Jacob and being glorified in Israel
D. Jehovah confirming the word of His servant and fulfilling the counsel of His messengers
III. A servant and a witness of Jehovah
A. A servant of Jehovah
B. A witness of Jehovah
1. To testify that Jehovah is "Jehovah" and that besides Jehovah there is no God
2. Jehovah's loving word of invitation
a. All the ends of the earth turning to Him and being saved
b. Every knee bowing to Him
c. Righteousness and strength being only in Jehovah
d. In Jehovah all the seed of Israel being justified and glorying
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (3)    msg. 24
As Typified by Cyrus to Release Jehovah's Captives of the Beloved Israel from Babylon
I. The idols of Babylon being powerless and useless
II. Only Jehovah being God and being able to save
III. Jehovah's love toward hardhearted Israel
IV. Jehovah's punishment on Babylon for the sake of Israel
V. Israel's untruthfulness, unrighteousness, obstinacy, and treachery
VI. Jehovah's wise consideration in dealing with Israel
VII. Jehovah's love for Cyrus and His using him to do His pleasure
A. Jehovah being the first and the Last
B. Jehovah loving Cyrus, and Cyrus doing Jehovah's pleasure on Babylon
C. The Lord Jehovah sending the prophet Isaiah and Jehovah's Spirit
VIII. Jehovah's leading of Israel to come out of Babylon
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (4)    msg. 25
As Typified by Isaiah, the Prophet of Jehovah, for a Covenant of the People to Restore the Land
I. The three persons of the servant of Jehovah
A. Isaiah, the prophet of Jehovah
1. Jehovah making the prophet's mouth like a sharp sword
2. Jehovah making the prophet a polished arrow
3. Jehovah considering the prophet His servant
4. The prophet considering himself as laboring in vain
B. Israel, the prophet of Jehovah
C. Christ as the servant of Jehovah fulfilling all that Isaiah and Israel are as the servant of Jehovah
1. From the womb Jehovah forming Him to be His Servant
2. God setting Him as a light of the nations
3. Jehovah's word to the despised One, the One abhorred by the nation, the One subjected to tyrants
4. Jehovah giving Him as a covenant of the people
II. The blessed return of the captives
A. Not hungering or thirsting
B. Jehovah making all His mountains into a road
C. These ones coming from a distance
D. The heavens giving a ringing shout
III. How Jehovah treasures Zion
A. Not forgetting her
B. Having engraved her upon the palms of His hands
C. Her walls being continually before Him
D. Her captives making haste to return
E. Her waste land being too constricted because of her returned captives
IV. Jehovah lifting up His hand to the nations for the gathering of the dispersed captives of Zion
V. The reason for Zion's being forsaken
VI. The instruction the servant of Jehovah received and the life he lived
A. The instruction the servant of Jehovah received
B. The life the servant of Jehovah lived
VII. How he who fears Jehovah and hears the voice of His servant has light while walking in darkness
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (5)    msg. 26
In Relation to Jehovah's Loving Dealing with His Beloved Israel
I. Jehovah's loving dealing with His beloved Israel
A. Jehovah's calling of Israel
1. Based upon Jehovah's calling of their father Abraham
2. Jehovah visiting Zion
B. Jehovah's righteousness and salvation for Israel
1. Telling His people to hearken to Him
2. Jehovah's righteousness being near
3. Jehovah's salvation being forever and His righteousness not being abolished
4. Jehovah's word to those who know righteousness
C. Jehovah's arm for Israel
D. Jehovah's encouragement to Jerusalem
E. Jehovah's encouragement to Zion
F. Jehovah's good news for Zion and Jerusalem
G. Jehovah's charge to Israel to depart from Babylon
II. The prosperity of Christ as the servant of Jehovah in relation to Israel's return from captivity and her restoration
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (6)    msg. 27
His Dynamic Redemption Through His Vicarious Death and Reproductive Resurrection in Relation to His Being the Covenant for Israel's Security
I. Christ's dynamic redemption through His vicarious death and reproductive resurrection
A. The revelation and report of Christ as the arm of Jehovah, the dynamic redeemer
B. His lowly birth and suffering in His humanity
1. Growing up like a tender plant before Jehovah
2. Despised and forsaken of men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief
C. His vicarious death
1. Bearing our sicknesses and carrying our sorrows
2. Being oppressed and afflicted, yet not opening His mouth
3. Pouring out His soul unto death and being numbered with the transgressors
D. His reproductive resurrection
1. Seeing a seed and extending His days, and the pleasure of Jehovah prospering in His hand
2. God dividing to Him a portion with the great, and He dividing the spoil with the strong
II. In relation to His being the covenant for Israel's security
A. The multiplication and spreading of Israel
B. Jehovah's returning to Israel and gathering them back
C. Christ's being the covenant to Israel for their security
D. Jehovah's building up of Israel in beauty and Israel's enjoyment in peace
1. Jehovah Himself laying down her stones in dark mortar
2. All her children being taught of Jehovah
3. The heritage of the servants of Jehovah
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (7)    msg. 28
His Being an Eternal Covenant to Israel, Even the Sure Mercies Shown to David, in Relation to Israel's Prosperity
I. Christ as the eternal covenant to Israel, even the sure mercies of David, being the center of the divine provisions to Israel
A. The call to the thirsty ones to come to the waters
B. Jehovah making an eternal covenant with Israel, even the sure mercies shown to David
C. Jehovah glorifying Israel
II. Seeking Jehovah and returning to Him and His word
A. Seeking Jehovah while He may be found and calling upon Him while He is near
B. Jehovah's thoughts not being our thoughts, and our ways not being His ways
C. Jehovah's word not returning to Him vainly
D. Israel going out with rejoicing and being led forth in peace
III. Preserving justice and doing righteousness for prosperity and Jehovah's acceptance
A. Justice being the verdict of God's judgment
B. The real meaning of keeping the Sabbath
C. The declaration of the Lord Jehovah, who gathers the outcasts of Israel
IV. The rebuking of the blind watchmen and the self-seeking shepherds
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (8)    msg. 29
The Evil Condition and the Need of the Wicked of the House of Jacob Who Have Nothing to do with Christ as the Servant of Jehovah
I. It being better for the righteous and the godly to die that they may be separated from the wicked
II. The evils of the wicked of the house of Jacob
III. The wicked of the house of Jacob not remembering Jehovah and not fearing Him
IV. Jehovah's blessing to him who takes refuge in Him
A. Inheriting the land and possessing Jehovah's holy mountain
B. Taking up the obstacle out of the way of Jehovah's people
C. The word of the high and exalted One, who inhabits eternity, whose name is Holy
D. Jehovah not contending forever nor always being angry
E. The wicked being like the tossed sea
V. The hypocrisy of the house of Jacob
VI. The instruction of Jehovah to the house of Jacob
A. Removing the yoke from their midst, the pointing of the finger and the speaking of wickedness
B. Those who fast in the right way being full of light and life
C. Calling the Sabbath a delight and honoring it
D. They having delight in Jehovah, and He causing them to ride upon the heights of the earth
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (9)    msg. 30
As the Redeemer to Save Jacob from Their Sins and Iniquities and Become Israel's Light and Glory Forever
I. Jehovah's hand not being so short that it cannot save
II. The sins and iniquities of Jacob
III. The issue of Jacob's sins and iniquities
IV. The saving of Jehovah's arm toward Jacob
V. Christ as the servant of Jehovah becoming Israel's light and glory forever
A. The glory of Jehovah rising upon Israel
B. The nations all gathering together to Israel
C. The nations building Israel's walls and ministering to her with their wealth and glory
D. Israel to be made an eternal excellency and a joy
E. To enjoy Jehovah in Christ, the Servant of Jehovah, as the eternal light in the New Jerusalem
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (10)    msg. 31
The Ministry of the Anointed of Jehovah, Christ as the Servant of Jehovah, Issuing in the Restoration of Israel
I. The ministry of the anointed of Jehovah, Christ as the servant of Jehovah
II. Issuing in the restoration of Israel
A. Israel to be the priests of Jehovah, and the Gentiles to be the laborers to Israel
B. Israel to exult in Jehovah her God
C. Zion to shine forth righteousness and to show forth salvation
D. Jerusalem to be established and made a praise in the earth
E. Salvation to come to the daughter of Zion
F. The anointed of Jehovah coming to tread the winepress to save Israel from the nations
G. Jehovah's lovingkindness to the house of Israel
H. Jehovah to return to His rebellious people
Christ as the Servant of Jehovah (11)    msg. 32
The Second Coming of Christ as the Servant of Jehovah, Bringing in the Restoration of Israel and of All Things, which Consummates in the New Heaven and New Earth
I. The second coming of Christ as the Servant of Jehovah
II. The prophet's prayer
III. Jehovah being willing to be inquired of by those who did not ask for Him
IV. Jehovah blessing Israel with the blessing of "new wine," and they possessing His mountain
V. A restoration being brought in both to Israel and to all things
VI. The restoration of Zion and Jerusalem
VII. Jehovah gathering the nations to worship at Jerusalem
VIII. Consummating in the new heaven and new earth
Christ Being the Shoot of Jehovah and the Fruit of the Earth    msg. 33
I. The all-inclusive Christ being the centrality and universality of the move of the divine trinity for the accomplishment of His divine economy by the dispensing of Himself into His chosen people
II. The Shoot of Jehovah and the Fruit of the earth
A. The Shoot of Jehovah
1. A new development of Jehovah God for His increase and spreading through His incarnation
2. For the branching out of Jehovah God, in His divinity, into humanity
3. He, in His divinity, to be the beauty and glory of God's chosen people in the day of restoration
B. The Fruit of the earth
1. A man born of human blood and flesh from the earth
2. For the multiplication and reproduction of the divine life in humanity
3. Such a man, in His humanity, which expresses His divine beauty and glory, to be the excellence and splendor of God's chosen people in the day of restoration
III. A covering canopy of glory and an overshadowing tabernacle of grace
A. The Shoot of Jehovah and the Fruit of the earth, as the God-man in His divinity and His humanity as well, to be a covering canopy of the divine glory and an overshadowing tabernacle of grace in humanity
B. A covering canopy of glory
1. Being the divine glory covering all the interests of Jehovah God in His holy mountain
2. Being the cloud of smoke as a shade by day from the heat and the brightness of a fiery flame by night, both being created by God
C. An overshadowing tabernacle of grace in humanity
1. Being Christ in His humanity that expresses His divinity
2. Overshadowing His believers in His grace as a daytime shade from the heat and as a refuge and a cover from storm and rain
IV. The requirements for partaking of Christ
A. The requirements being the conditions for God's chosen people to partake of Christ in the age of restoration
1. Having escaped, having been released, from captivity
2. Living and remaining in a holy life in God's chosen place — Zion and Jerusalem
3. Chosen by God according to His record of life
4. The filth having been washed away and the bloodstains having been cleansed away by the Lord with His judging and burning Spirit
B. The age of grace being a foretaste of the age of restoration; hence, the above requirements being also the conditions for the believers to partake of Christ in the New Testament economy
Christ Seen in His Divine Glory with His Human Virtues Held in His Holiness    msg. 34
I. A vision seen by Isaiah in his depression
II. The Lord, the King, Jehovah of hosts, appearing to Isaiah
III. Christ's person
IV. Christ's divine glory being universal and His human virtues being local
V. Isaiah being sent
A Child of Both the Divine and Human Natures Born of a Human Virgin and a Son in the Divine Nature Given by the Eternal Father    msg. 35
I. A child born of a human virgin
A. First, God being begotten in the virgin Mary of the Holy Spirit
B. Then a human child being born with the divine nature, out of the human virgin, to be a God-man
C. To be named Jesus — Jehovah the Savior
D. Called by the experienced Ones Emmanuel — God with us
II. A son given by the Eternal Father
A. His name to be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace
B. The government to be upon His shoulders
A Sanctuary to the Positive Ones and a Stone to Strike Against, a Rock of Stumbling, a Trap, and a Snare to the Negative Ones    msg. 36
I. A sanctuary to the positive ones
A. The inner temple for God's dwelling
B. The Holy Place for the priests to stay and to serve God
C. The incarnated Christ being a tabernacle to God's people
D. The God-man, Christ, being the inner temple of God
E. Christ with all the members of His Body to be consummated as the enlarged tabernacle and temple of God — the New Jerusalem
II. A stone to strike against, a rock of stumbling, a trap, and a snare to the negative ones
A. A stone to strike against and a rock of stumbling
B. A trap and a snare
The Great Light for the Shining in Darkness and for the Release from Bondage    msg. 37
I. The great light — the true light, the light of life
II. For the shining in darkness
III. For the release from bondage
A Twig from the Stem of Jesse and a Branch from the Roots of Jesse Bringing in the Restoration of Life and a Banner to the Peoples and a Standard to the Nations Bringing in the Return of God's People and the Submission of the Gentiles (1)    msg. 38
I. A twig from the stem of Jesse and a branch from the roots of Jesse
A. A twig from the stem of Jesse
B. A branch from the roots of Jesse
C. Full of the Spirit of Jehovah
D. To carry out the administration of Jehovah
E. Bringing in the restoration of life
A Twig from the Stem of Jesse and a Branch from the Roots of Jesse Bringing in the Restoration of Life and a Banner to the Peoples and a Standard to the Nations Bringing in the Return of God's People and the Submission of the Gentiles (2)    msg. 39
II. A banner to the peoples and a standard to the nations
A. A banner to the peoples
B. A standard to the nations
C. Bringing in the return of God's people and the submission of the Gentiles
The springs of salvation    msg. 40
The fountain of salvation, the springs of salvation, and the flow of salvation
Receiving the Triune God as our salvation by drinking Him
Breathing and drinking by calling on the name of the Lord
Christ as God incarnated being the very embodiment of the Triune God
The way to draw water from the springs of the divine salvation
The King Reigning in the Tent of David, the Eternal Rock, a Savior—a Defender, and a Teacher    msg. 41
I. The King reigning in the tent of David
II. The eternal Rock for His people to trust in
III. A Savior — a Defender
IV. The Teacher
What Christ is as the Steward in the House of God, Typified by Eliakim    msg. 42
I. The steward in God's house into whose hand the administrative authority is put
II. The father as the Source and Supplier to the people of God
III. The One upon whose shoulder the key of the house of God is set
IV. The One whom God drives as a peg (nail) into a sure place (the heavens into which Christ was exalted)
V. A throne of glory (the glory of the administrative authority) for His Father's house
VI. The One upon whom hangs all the glory of His Father's house
A Crown of Glory and a Diadem of Beauty; a Stone as a Foundation, a Tested Stone, and a Precious Cornerstone; and a King Like a Refuge, a Covering, Streams of Water, and the Shadow of a Massive Rock    msg. 43
I. A crown of glory and a diadem of beauty
II. A stone as a foundation, a tested stone, and a precious cornerstone
III. A King like a refuge, a covering, streams of water, and the shadow of a massive rock
Jehovah the Savior    msg. 44
I. Ushered in by the voice of One (John the Baptist) crying in the wilderness
II. The revealing of Jehovah
III. The glad tidings — "Here is your God!"
IV. The Lord Jehovah coming
V. The Holy One, the eternal God, Jehovah, the Creator of the ends of the earth, sitting above the circle of the earth
VI. Empowering and strengthening those who wait on Him
The Servant of Jehovah as Typified by Cyrus the King of Persia, by Israel, and by Isaiah the Prophet    msg. 45
I. Typified by Cyrus the king of Persia
II. Typified by Israel
III. Typified by Isaiah the prophet
The Servant of Jehovah as a Covenant to the People and a Light to the Nations    msg. 46
I. His source — in His divinity
A. Chosen by Jehovah
B. Formed from the womb by Jehovah to be His servant
C. Called in righteousness by Jehovah
D. Held by the hand of Jehovah
E. Upheld (sustained) by Jehovah
F. Helped by Jehovah
G. Kept (preserved) by Jehovah
H. In Him Jehovah delighting
I. Upon Him Jehovah having put His Spirit
J. Glorified (honored) in the sight of Jehovah
K. Strengthened by God
II. His qualification — in His humanity
A. Not crying out, nor lifting up His voice, nor making His voice heard in the street
B. Not breaking a bruised reed nor extinguishing a dimly burning flax
C. Not fainting (burning dimly) nor being discouraged (bruised), until He has established justice in the earth
III. His commission
A. To raise up the tribes of Jacob
B. To bring Jacob back to Jehovah so that Israel would be gathered to Him
C. To be a covenant of the people (of Israel)
D. To restore the land
E. To be a light to the nations
F. To bring forth justice (the judgment of righteousness) for salvation in truth to the nations
G. To open the eyes of the blind that they may see the divine and spiritual things concerning God's eternal economy
H. To bring the prisoner out from the prison, those who dwell in darkness out from the prison house, that they may be released from the dark kingdom of Satan into the kingdom of God's beloved Son
The Servant of Jehovah as a Covenant to the People and a Light to the Nations to be God's Full Salvation    msg. 47
I. God's full salvation being based on His righteousness and consummated in His life
A. God's righteousness justifying us through the death of Christ
B. God's life germinating us by Christ as the life-giving Spirit
II. Christ as the Servant of Jehovah serving God by being a covenant and a light to God's chosen people that he may be the full salvation of God
A. Christ as the covenant to be the salvation of God
B. Christ as the light to be the salvation of God
III. The way to receive and enjoy such a full salvation of God
The Servant of Jehovah as the Arm of Jehovah, the Reigning God, and the Exalted Christ in Relation to Israel's Return and Restoration    msg. 48
I. The arm of Jehovah
A. Arising and putting on strength as in the days of old
B. For the redeemed of Jehovah to return and to come to Zion with a ringing shout and eternal joy
C. Jehovah baring His holy arm in the sight of all the nations, and all the ends of the earth seeing the salvation of Israel's God
II. The reigning God
A. Your (Israel's) God reigns!
B. A good news, a glad tiding, of peace and Salvation
C. To restore Zion by Jehovah
D. To comfort His people and to redeem Jerusalem by Jehovah
E. It being the salvation of Jehovah's holy arm
F. Jehovah charges Israel to depart from Babylon
III. The exalted Christ
A. He will act wisely and will prosper
B. He will be exalted and lifted up and very high
C. Many will be astonished at Him
D. He will surprise many nations, and Kings will shut their mouths because of Him
The Servant of Jehovah Revealed in the New Testament Economy    msg. 49
I. Christ as the Servant of Jehovah revealed in the New Testament economy
A. Acting wisely and prospering in the pleasure of Jehovah
B. Being exalted and lifted up, and being very high
C. Many being astonished at Him, for His visage and form were marred (disfigured) more than any man
D. Surprising many nations, and Kings shutting their mouths because of Him
II. The report of the prophets based upon the revelation of Jehovah
A. The report of the prophets and the revelation of Jehovah
B. Concerning Christ, the Servant of Jehovah
1. As the incarnated Savior, living a suffering and sorrowful human life
a. Growing up like a tender plant before Jehovah
b. Having no attracting form nor majesty
c. Having been despised and forsaken of men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief
2. As the crucified Redeemer, sacrificing Himself for our trespasses for the accomplishing of Jehovah's eternal redemption
a. Bearing our sicknesses and carrying our sorrows
b. Being wounded because of our transgressions and crushed because of our iniquities
c. We all like sheep having gone astray; each of us having turned to His own way, and Jehovah having caused the iniquity of us all to fall upon Him
d. Being oppressed and afflicted, yet not opening His mouth
e. Being taken away by oppression and judgment, and being cut off out of the land of the living for the transgression of the prophet's people
f. His grave being assigned with the wicked, but with a rich man in His death
g. Jehovah being pleased to crush Him, to afflict Him with grief
3. As the resurrected Life-giver, producing a seed for the building up of His Body as His continuation for Jehovah's pleasure and His satisfaction
a. Making His soul an offering for sin and seeing a seed
b. Seeing the issue of the travail of His soul and being satisfied
4. As the ascended Victor, sharing the spoil with God for His triumphant glory
a. Jehovah dividing to Him a portion with the Great, and He dividing the spoil with the Strong
The All-Inclusive Christ in His Four Stages According to God's New Testament Economy (1)    msg. 50
I. In the stage of His incarnation
A. As the complete God to become a perfect man
B. As a perfect man to live a lowly and sorrowful human life
1. Growing up like a tender plant before Jehovah, and like a root out of dry ground
2. Having no attracting form nor majesty that men should look upon Him
3. Being despised and forsaken of men, like one from whom men hide their faces and whom men do not esteem
4. Living as a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief
C. Fully qualified to be the Savior to save fallen men from Satan, sin, death, and self
II. In the stage of His crucifixion
A. As a God-man Savior to Die a Vicarious Death for Sinners
1. Bearing our sicknesses and carrying our sorrows
2. Wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities, cut off out of the land of the living for our transgression, and bearing our sin, that we may have peace and be healed
3. Oppressed, afflicted, and led to the slaughter like a lamb and sheared before the shearers like a sheep, with no reaction
4. Taken away by oppression and by judgment
5. Numbered with the transgressors and interceding for the transgressors
6. Assigned a grave with the wicked, but with a rich man in His death
B. Jehovah having caused the iniquity of us all to fall on Him
1. Considering Him as the substitute for sinners and forsaking Him as the unique sinner at that moment
2. Being pleased to crush Him, to afflict Him with grief
C. Making Himself an offering for sin
1. Through the eternal Spirit
2. By pouring out His life unto death
D. To accomplish God's eternal redemption, that the believers in Christ may be redeemed unto the life union in His resurrection, the reality of which is the life-giving Spirit
The All-Inclusive Christ in His Four Stages According to God's New Testament Economy (2)    msg. 51
III. In the stage of His resurrection
A. As the processed Christ, the last Adam, becoming the life-giving Spirit
1. To be the reality of the pneumatic Christ
2. For propagation through life-imparting
B. As the preeminent One becoming the Firstborn from among the dead
C. As the God-man, in His humanity, being begotten of God
D. As the resurrection life regenerating all His believers
E. As the one grain of wheat bearing many grains
1. To be His increase
2. As the components of His Body — the one bread, the church
F. Through His life-releasing death and with His life-imparting resurrection producing a corporate seed as the issue of the travail of His soul, whom he saw in His resurrection and was satisfied
1. To be His continuation for the extension of His days
2. For the pleasure of Jehovah, which will prosper in His hand
3. For making the many righteous, who will know Him as the righteous One
G. As the life of the believers, being all the members and in all the members of the new man
H. Issuing in the following items
The All-Inclusive Christ in His Four Stages According to God's New Testament Economy (3)    msg. 52
IV. In the stage of His ascension
A. Leading captive those who were captured by Satan because of sin and death, and taking them with Him triumphantly in His ascension
1. Making them gifts in His resurrection life
2. For His Body
B. Being made both Lord and Christ
1. Lord to lord over and possess all men and all things
2. Christ to execute God's plan and to accomplish God's will
C. Given to be Head over all things to the church
1. To head up all things at the fullness of the times
2. For the church to be the inheritance of God according to the counsel of God's will
D. Being made Leader and Savior
1. Leader to rule over the unbelievers
2. Savior to save the believers
E. Ordained to be the great High Priest
1. To minister to the believers the heavenly things with all the riches of the heavenly Christ
2. To save the believers to the uttermost by interceding for them
3. To take care of the believers with sympathy by ushering them to the throne of grace
4. To walk among the churches as the lampstands and to dress them
F. Sharing the prey of His victory by His death and resurrection with God, the Great and the Strong
G. Consummating in:
1. The heavenly ministry of Christ in the heavens
2. The distributing of the prey from His triumphant victory as gifts to His Body
3. The accomplishment of the work of God for His new creation
a. In and through the four ages of His old creation
b. To complete the constitution of the New Jerusalem
The Servant of Jehovah as the Sure Mercies of David, a Redeemer to Zion, and the Light to Israel    msg. 53
I. The sure mercies of David
A. Christ being God's sure mercies to David
B. The resurrected Christ who did not see the corruption of death and became the base of God's justification to His believers
C. Having been appointed a witness to the peoples (nations)
D. Having been appointed a Leader and a Commander to the peoples
II. A redeemer to Zion
III. The light of Israel
The Servant of Jehovah as the Anointed of Jehovah as the Angel of the Presence of Jehovah for the Restoration of Israel Unto the New Heavens and the New Earth    msg. 54
I. The anointed of Jehovah
A. This prophecy having a foretaste fulfillment at Christ's first coming
B. Having a full taste fulfillment at Christ's second coming
C. The Spirit of the Lord Jehovah being upon Him
D. Jehovah having anointed Him
E. As a standard raised up for the gathering of Jehovah's scattered people
F. As the salvation coming to Zion to rescue Her from the destruction of Antichrist and the nations with him
II. The Angel of the presence of Jehovah for dealing with the nations
A. To rend the heavens and come to save Israel from the nations
B. To come with fire to judge the nations with His burning
C. To tread the great winepress, to destroy Antichrist and the evil people of the nations at Armageddon
D. To bring in the time of restoration — the millennial kingdom unto the new heavens and new earth

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