Isaiah 43: 1-13
As I have previously mentioned, Jewish Messianic tradition poses two views on the Messiah. One is that he will be human. The other holds that the Christ will be God himself. This passage from Isaiah makes it fairly clear that God will be Isaiah's only Savior.
He does, however, say that he will trade the lives of others for those of the Israelites. This can certainly be seen in history, with God favoring the Israelites over other nations. It can be seen more dramatically in the death of the prophets, who were given to Israel to show them the way, but were in turn killed. But once again, all is not as simple as it first appears. We once again arrive at a point where a prophecy has multiple fulfillments with one crowning fulfillment.
Jesus' death on the cross for our sins (and therefore, our lives) was the ultimate fulfillment of the prophecy.
Rock on.
3 comments:
Drew!!!!!!! Have a great day man! And God Bless.
In Him,
Jon
Where do you get all this deep stuff?! you must have an evil twin doing it.
I haven't seen trinity blood, the title scares me.
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