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Isaiah 48 Commentary

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Isaiah 48:1 meaning

True worship is sincere devotion.

Isaiah 48:2 meaning

They take pride in being called by God’s name and city, yet often fail to honor Him with sincere faith and faithful obedience.

Isaiah 48:3 meaning

God’s perfect knowledge and faithfulness are displayed as He fulfills what He has declared.

Isaiah 48:4 meaning

This verse highlights God’s knowledge of humanity’s stubborn spirit, calling us to soften our hearts and follow His ways.

Isaiah 48:5 meaning

This verse from Isaiah 48:5 reminds us that only God can reveal and direct the course of history.

Isaiah 48:6 meaning

Heeding God’s previous works of deliverance gives us confidence in following Him into the unknown.

Isaiah 48:7 meaning

God reveals newness to His people so they will not attribute it to their own knowledge or idols.

Isaiah 48:8 meaning

Israel’s persistent rebellion reminds us that divine warnings and patience may be frequent, yet turning from sin and listening to God requires humble hearts.

Isaiah 48:9 meaning

God graciously holds back His righteous anger to preserve His people, revealing both His boundless mercy and unfailing commitment to His own glory.

Even in sorrow, God’s refining hand purifies our hearts.

God defends His name to safeguard His honor and remind people of His unmatched holiness.

God affirms His eternal presence to Israel by reminding them of His authority and His constant involvement in their history.

God, who created heaven and earth, has all authority over what He has made.

God sovereignly ordains people and events to accomplish His redeeming work in the world.

God’s unwavering commitment to accomplish His purpose reminds us that no plan formed by His hand will ever fail.

God’s everlasting involvement with His people assures them that He openly proclaims His will and empowers His messengers so they might carry out His purpose.

God redeems and instructs for our ultimate benefit.

God longs for us to experience a life as steady and refreshing as a river, with righteousness that continues like unceasing waves.

Israel forfeited God’s abundant blessing by choosing disobedience, diminishing what could have been an ever-growing legacy of faith.

God frees His people from captivity and invites them to proclaim His redemption gratefully.

God miraculously satisfies the physical and spiritual needs of those who trust Him.

This verse reminds us that no one can find lasting peace apart from God.