Isaiah
50 – The Bride of Christ
Israel
was married to God when she accepted His covenant at Sinai. But the nation
eventually turned to idols, committed spiritual adultery, and sold herself into
slavery; and God had to put her away. (Hos. 1:4). God will restore His chosen
people one day just as He forgives and restores believers today who turn from
sin and obey Him. (James 4:1-10). Israel must overcome this hurdle of rejection
of Christ to receive His blessings. For now, He has put them aside for
repentance.
The
faithful servant is our Lord Jesus Christ with a ready tongue and an open ear,
a set face, and a body surrendered to suffering. What an example for us to
follow as we seek to serve the Lord. (Rom. 12:1-12).
Christ
was more than a carpenter those thirty years. He spent those years studying the
Word of God. If Christ, himself thought those words were important to Him, then
surely it should be important to us. Somewhere between Genesis and Revelations
He has a word for us.
People
who fear God and obey Him can still end up in darkness of perplexity, Then, they
are tempted to light their own fires and try to find their way out by
themselves. Instead, trust the Lord, wait on Him and He will give you the light
when you need it.
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read the chapter listed so that you can understand God’s Word better.
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J. Vernon McGee Commentary and Nelson’s Quick
Reference Commentary.
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