Fasting: blesses and builds
Isaiah says to share your bread with these people.
The Hungry
Rather than calling the Sabbath boring or a burden, Isaiah says to call it this.
A delight
Isaiah says the Lord sent Him to “bind up” these people, whose pain is described as a broken heart.
The Brokenhearted
The Lord says he will create “new heavens” and a new one of these.
An Earth
When you call to the Lord, He promises to answer with these three words.
“Here I am”
Instead of focusing only on our own ways and pleasures, Isaiah says the Sabbath is a day to honor this person.
The Lord
In a picture of replacing sorrow with something wonderful, the Savior gives this “for ashes”.
Beauty
In Isaiah’s picture of peace, a wolf will feed together with this animal.
A lamb
Isaiah compares a person the Lord guides and strengthens to this place.
watered garden
The Lord promises “the heritage” of this ancestor, whose name typically comes after Abraham and Isaac.
Jacob
Isaiah 59:20 uses this title for Jesus Christ, emphasizing His power to deliver us from sin.
The Redeemer
The Lord promises to answer at this surprising time, not after His people finish calling, but even earlier.