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TOM · The Owner's Manual · Old Testament

Isaiah 4

Chapter 4 in 30 seconds

Seven women chase one man and offer to pay their own bills, which tells you how many men are left. But then the mood changes. The Branch of Yahweh shows up beautiful and glorious, the survivors are called holy, and God covers Zion with a cloud by day and fire by night, just like the old Exodus days.

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A Remnant in Zion

1In that day seven women

will take hold of one man and say,

“We will eat our own bread

and provide our own clothes.

Just let us be called by your name.

Take away our disgrace!”

2On that day the Branch of Yahweh

will be beautiful and glorious,

and the fruit of the land

will be the pride and glory of Israel’s survivors.

  • IS 4:2[PROPHECY]'The Branch of Yahweh shall be beautiful and glorious' → JER 23:5; ZECH 6:12MEDIUM

3Whoever remains in Zion

and whoever is left in Jerusalem

will be called holy—

all in Jerusalem who are recorded among the living—

4when the Lord has washed away

the filth of the daughters of Zion

and cleansed the bloodstains from the heart of Jerusalem

by a spirit of judgment and a spirit of fire.

5Then Yahweh will create over all of Mount Zion

and over her assemblies

a cloud of smoke by day

and a glowing flame of fire by night.

For over all the glory

there will be a canopy,

  • IS 4:5[PROPHECY]'A cloud by day, the shining of fire by night' → STILL TO COMEMEDIUM

6a shelter to give shade

from the heat by day,

and a refuge and hiding place

from the storm and the rain.

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