ot-messianic-006
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Raw entry: Isaiah 65
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- Isaiah 61Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
- Isaiah 9:6-7 describes the Messiah as 'Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace' who will establish endless peace on David's throne forever.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
- Isaiah 2:2-4 envisions a future age of universal peace and justice with Yahweh's instruction going forth from Zion to all nations.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
- Isaiah 11:10-13 depicts an ideal Davidic ruler ('root of Jesse') whose reign brings the regathering of exiles from Assyria, Egypt, Cush, Elam, and elsewhere, and the reunification of Ephraim and Judah -- none of which has occurred.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
- Isaiah 65:17-25 depicts the New Heaven/New Earth with death still present (infants dying, people dying at a hundred years old), while Revelation 21:1-4 says of the New Heaven/New Earth that death will be no more. Since both texts use the same phrase 'new heavens and a new earth' for what is claimed to be the same event, this is a direct contradiction.Prophetic Eschatology Comparison
- Luke 4:17-21 has Jesus read from the scroll of Isaiah (Isa 61:1-2) in the Nazareth synagogue, including the line 'recovery of sight to the blind,' then declares the scripture 'fulfilled.' The objection: that phrase is nowhere in the OT (Isaiah) text he is supposedly reading. It further asks why Jesus stops without mentioning the 'oil of gladness instead of mourning' or the 'rebuilding of ancient ruins' also promised in the passage, since he accomplished neither, then or later.Prophetic Failed Biblical Prophecies & ot