Sunday, 29 September 2013

20130911 Church in the Home Wednesday evenings Isaiah, a start



       Isaiah is called a prophet (to the Southern Kingdom of Judah,)
       Isaiah = “the salvation of Jehovah” (Yeshayah, meaning “Salvation of YA[hwe]H.) http://www.free-online-bible-study.org/bible-study-isaiah.html
       The title of the book is “The vision of Isaiah”(V1)
       66 Chapters
       Most quoted Old testament book in the new.
       Son of Amoz
       Isaiah Reigned contemporaneously with 4 kings of Judah
       Isaiah Reigned (as visionary) maybe as long as 64 years, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaiah)


       Isaiah according to the Hebrew canon comes after Kings and before Jeremiah (Bu)*
       Chronological order is not the same as canonical
       Isaiah falls under the “latter prophets” (Bu)
       4 Greater or Longer prophets, Isai, Jer, Eze, Dan, all these are dated
       12 Minor or shorter  prophets, 6 are dated , i.e. Hos, Amos, Micah, Zeph, Hagg, Zech.
       6 undated are Joel, Obad, Jonah, Nahum, Habb, Malachi.
       * Bu = E.W. Bullinger
       The book of Isaiah is quoted or alluded to 85 times in the new testament (Bu)
       61 separate passages are quoted or alluded to, thus some passages more than once. (Bu)
       7 books out of 27 new testament books do not have no quotations or allusions (Bu)
       Isaiah’s name is mentioned 21 times in the new testament. (Bu)
       4 times by Jesus Christ
       2 times by Matthew
       4 times by Luke
       3 times by John
       2 times by John the Baptist
       6 times by Paul





       Thus there is sufficient reason to delve into the Book of Isaiah further and come to grips with this most wonderful book. 

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