Isaiah 61 Enduring Word (2024)

1. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Isaiah Chapter 61

David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 61 describes the empowerment of the Messiah's ministry, and the everlasting covenant between God and His people.
David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 61 describes the empowerment of the Messiah’s ministry, and the everlasting covenant between God and His people.

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2. The Ministry of the Messiah – Isaiah 61:1-3 – May 22, 2022

May 22, 2022 · In this daily devotional, Pastor David Guzik gives us an encouraging word from the Scriptures. The Ministry of the Messiah - Isaiah 61:1-3.
In this daily devotional, Pastor David Guzik gives us an encouraging word from the Scriptures. The Ministry of the Messiah - Isaiah 61:1-3

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3. David Guzik Teaches Isaiah - Enduring Word Bible Commentary

Isaiah 3-4 – Sin's Judgment... · Hope In the Midst of Judgment
David Guzik's verse by verse teaching through Isaiah, sometimes called the "fifth gospel" for the way it speaks of the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

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4. Isaiah 59-61 – The Glorious Light of the Messiah's Kingdom

Isaiah 59-61 – The Glorious Light of the Messiah's Kingdom. https://storage.googleapis.com/enduring-word-media/audio/Isa59_61.mp3. Download Audio MP3 · Tweet.
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5. The Ministry Of The Messiah — Isaiah 61:1-3 - TWR360

Duration: 6:50Posted: Jul 25, 2023
Pastor David guides a verse-specific, daily devotional through the book of Isaiah, applying the prophet's work to the wider biblical context, history, the revelatory work of Christ, and to the modern…

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6. Wings in the Right Places – Isaiah 6:1-2 – October 15 2021

Oct 15, 2021 · In this daily devotional Pastor Guzik gives us an encouraging word from the Scriptures. Wings in the Right Places - Isaiah 6:1-2.
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In this daily devotional Pastor Guzik gives us an encouraging word from the Scriptures. Wings in the Right Places - Isaiah 6:1-2

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7. Enduring Word - Isaiah 61:1-3 - TWR360

Duration: 6:32Posted: May 22, 2022
This is a daily devotional by Pastor David Guzik. …

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8. Isaiah 61:1 Commentaries: The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me ...

The word 'meek' means those who are patient in the reception of injuries, and stands opposed to revengeful and irascible. This is by no means the sense of the ...
The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me; because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound;

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10. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Luke Chapter 4

3. (18-19) Jesus reads from Isaiah 61:1-2. ... And recovery of sight to the blind, To set at liberty those who are oppressed; To proclaim the acceptable year of ...
David Guzik commentary on Luke 4, in which Jesus starts His ministry in Galilea and is led into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan.

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11. Commentary on Isaiah 61 by Matthew Henry - Blue Letter Bible

If the Jewish church was ever thus blessed, much more shall the Christian church be so, and all that belong to it. Isa 61:1-3. He that is the best expositor of ...
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12. Commentary on Isaiah 61:1-11 - Working Preacher

There is purpose to the Spirit's restoring work of particular souls. The arc of Luke-Acts reinforces this aim of Isaiah 61 over time. The Word of God acts in ...
Once again, we are given an opportunity to hold space for grief, lament, and mourning in this Advent season, this week through the prophet Isaiah. But we must also point to the promise of restoration in this text with special attention to from whom and through whom tangible healing, repair, and hope will come. Spirit … Continue reading "Commentary on Isaiah 61:1-11"

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13. Isaiah 61 Guzik Bible Commentary

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14. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Psalm 29

The voice of the LORD breaks the cedars: The cedars of Lebanon were well-known for their size and strength. Yet the LORD's voice is so strong that He splinters ...
David Guzik commentary on Psalm 29, where David gives a great description of the voice of the Lord, who is enthroned and to be worshipped.

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15. The Book of Isaiah – Enduring Word Media Server - Podcast App

Isaiah 65-66 – Our Ultimate Destiny: Worship or the Worm? · Isaiah 62-64 – A Prayer from Captivity · Isaiah 59-61 – The Glorious Light of the Messiah's Kingdom.
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16. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Q&A with Pastor David Guzik

Episode 61 – Where is Satan Right Now? Episode 60 – Were Old Testament ... Isaiah. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ...
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17. The Book of Isaiah – Enduring Word Media Server - Podcast Addict

By David Guzik · Isaiah 65-66 – Our Ultimate Destiny: Worship or the Worm? · Isaiah 62-64 – A Prayer from Captivity · Isaiah 59-61 – The Glorious Light of the ...
Listen to The Book of Isaiah – Enduring Word Media Server by David Guzik on Podcast Addict. Pastor David Guzik preaches through the Old Testament, the Book of Isaiah.

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18. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Romans Chapter 10

I was made manifest to those who did not ask for Me.” a. Isaiah is very bold: Isaiah's bold prophecy was a warning that Israel ignored, making them more ...
David Guzik commentary on Romans 10 describes how Israel is still rejecting the gospel of salvation through Jesus Christ.

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19. Isaiah 61 - Reasons for Rejoicing - Jesus Plus Nothing

Isaiah 61:10-11 I will rejoice greatly in the LORD, My soul will exult in my God; For He has clothed me with garments of salvation, He has wrapped me with a ...
Bible study - the Messiah in Isaiah. Reasons for rejoicing.

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20. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Psalm 119

With the words “You have commanded us,” we see that the psalmist begins to address God in prayer; a position he will hold through most of the psalm. This shows ...
David Guzik commentary on Psalm 119, which is the longest psalm and the longest chapter on the Bible. It describes the greatness and glory of God’s word.

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21. His Hand And Our Hand — Isaiah 41:10-13 - TWR360

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Pastor David guides a verse-specific, daily devotional through the book of Isaiah, applying the prophet's work to the wider biblical context, history, the revelatory work of Christ, and to the modern…

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What is the main message of Isaiah 61? ›

Isaiah 61 describes a new creation filled with joy and abundance. But for God to set everything right, he must first reverse everything that's wrong.

Why did Jesus read Isaiah 61? ›

Essentially, Jesus quoted Isaiah 61 because God was bringing forth salvation through His Anointed One, and Jesus was affirming that He is the Anointed One, the Christ of God. It was His mission and purpose to bring about the fulfillment of these things.

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When was Isaiah 61 written? ›

Hence, from a very broad perspective, Isaiah 61 was written either by Isaiah (eighth century BC) or by Deutero/Trito-Isaiah. Keeping the same broad perspective there are three possible audiences, an eighth- century BC audience, an exilic audience and/or a postexilic audience.

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What is the meaning of Isaiah 61 10? ›

He testifies to the heart of a God who graciously “clothes” God's spiritually naked people in salvation and righteousness. In spite of his countrymen and his circ*mstances, Isaiah is determined to “delight greatly … [and] rejoice” (61:10) in his God.

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What was Isaiah's key message? ›

God is both the judge and the savior. This means that God has a plan to make all things right in the end, and that a necessary part of that process is declaring what is not yet right. This is the message of Isaiah the prophet. The judgment of God declares what is broken; the promise of God is to heal.

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How did Jesus fulfill Isaiah 61 1? ›

Jesus Christ, the Anointed One, was filled with the Spirit during His ministry and maintained the presence of the Father throughout mortality (John 16:32). Jesus would fulfill all of Isaiah's prophetic declarations: He taught the Gospel to all who would listen, especially among the poor (Luke 6:20; Matthew 5:3).

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What is the theme of Isaiah 61? ›

The mourning in Isaiah 61 rises out of frustration and humiliation over the failure to rebuild the city and the temple to match its former glory and the failure to reconcile the economic disparities and the religious and political factions within the city.

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Who is the person in Isaiah 61? ›

Jesus is the person described in Isaiah 61:1-3 and He is the one the Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon.

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What is the teaching on Isaiah 61 7? ›

Isaiah 61:7 said, “Because you got a double dose of trouble, your inheritance in the land will be double, and your joy will go on forever.” Don't complain about the trouble. That difficulty set you up for double.

What is the main point of Isaiah? ›

Isaiah condemns hypocritical worship, complacency, and the failure to act with justice for the poor. The prophet also speaks resounding words of promise that announce God's future acts of restoration and hope.

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What does Isaiah 61:5 mean? ›

The prophet tells them that the nation of Israel shall be so prosperous and successful that the people of Israel will no longer have to do the menial tasks of tending to flocks, farming, or vineyards. They will be able to hire others to do those tasks for them.

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What can we learn from Isaiah 61 1? ›

Isaiah 61:1–3 Reminds Us of the Promise of Jesus

We look to Jesus for all of these things in our lives. We are the ones who need salvation. God, we need the Lord's favor. We need comfort in our mourning.

What no good thing will the Lord withhold from us? ›

Psalms 84:11 New King James Version (NKJV)

For the LORD God is a sun and shield; The LORD will give grace and glory; No good thing will He withhold From those who walk uprightly.

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What does God bless those who are humble for they will inherit the whole earth mean? ›

A refined meaning of this phrase has been seen to say that those that are quiet or nullified will one day inherit the world. Meek in the Greek literature of the period most often meant gentle or soft.

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What do we learn from Isaiah 61:1–4? ›

God's anointed is sent to the oppressed, to the ones whose hearts are crushed, to the captives, the imprisoned and to all who mourn. Though unstated, in order to reach those persons, God's anointed must, of necessity, confront the perpetrators and sources of oppression, marginalization, hopelessness and despair.

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What can we learn from Isaiah 61 1 3? ›

It speaks to the transformative power of the Messiah's work, setting the captives free and granting them a new life in Him. The concept of beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, and the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness symbolizes the exchange of sorrow and despair for joy and celebration.

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What does the spirit of the Lord is upon me mean? ›

That is, the Spirit of the Lord is described as being “upon” someone, as “clothing” someone, or as “rushing upon” them—and subsequently, they are enabled to do something they otherwise would not be able to do.

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