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Isaiah 63

Chapter 63 in 30 seconds

Someone marches in from Edom with red stained clothes. Why? Because He has trodden the winepress of judgment alone. Revelation 19 picks up this picture. Then Isaiah remembers the old days when God carried His people, and he prays, You are our Father. Abraham may not know us, but You do.

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God’s Vengeance on the Nations

1Who is this coming from Edom,

from Bozrah with crimson-stained garments?

Who is this robed in splendor,

marching in the greatness of His strength?

“It is I, proclaiming vindication,

mighty to save.”

2Why are Your clothes red,

and Your garments like one who treads the winepress?

3“I have trodden the winepress alone,

and no one from the nations was with Me.

I trampled them in My anger

and trod them down in My fury;

their blood spattered My garments,

and all My clothes were stained.

  • IS 63:3[PROPHECY]Yahweh would tread the winepress of His wrath alone with stained garments → STILL TO COME
  • IS 63:3[ALLUDED TO]The New Testament refers to this → REV 14:19-20
  • IS 63:3[ALLUDED TO]The New Testament refers to this → REV 19:15

4For the day of vengeance was in My heart,

and the year of My redemption had come.

5I looked, but there was no one to help;

I was appalled that no one assisted.

So My arm brought Me salvation,

and My own wrath upheld Me.

6I trampled the nations in My anger;

in My wrath I made them drunk

and poured out their blood on the ground.”

God’s Mercies Recalled

7I will make known Yahweh’s loving devotion

and His praiseworthy acts,

because of all that Yahweh has done for us—

the many good things for the house of Israel

according to His great compassion and loving devotion.

8For He said, “They are surely My people,

sons who will not be disloyal.”

So He became their Savior.

9In all their distress, He too was afflicted,

and the Angel of His Presence saved them.

In His love and compassion He redeemed them;

He lifted them up and carried them

all the days of old.

10But they rebelled

and grieved His Holy Spirit.

So He turned and became their enemy,

and He Himself fought against them.

11Then His people remembered the days of old,

the days of Moses.

Where is He who brought them through the sea

with the shepherds of His flock?

Where is the One who set

His Holy Spirit among them,

12who sent His glorious arm

to lead them by the right hand of Moses,

who divided the waters before them

to gain for Himself everlasting renown,

13who led them through the depths

like a horse in the wilderness,

so that they did not stumble?

14Like cattle going down to the valley,

the Spirit of Yahweh gave them rest.

You led Your people this way

to make for Yourself a glorious name.

A Prayer for Mercy// Jeremiah 14:19–22

15Look down from heaven and see,

from Your holy and glorious habitation.

Where are Your zeal and might?

Your yearning and compassion for me are restrained.

16Yet You are our Father,

though Abraham does not know us

and Israel does not acknowledge us.

You, O Yahweh, are our Father;

our Redeemer from Everlasting is Your name.

17Why, O Yahweh, do You make us stray from Your ways

and harden our hearts from fearing You?

Return, for the sake of Your servants,

the tribes of Your heritage.

18For a short while Your people possessed Your holy place,

but our enemies have trampled Your sanctuary.

19We have become like those You never ruled,

like those not called by Your name.

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