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Isaiah 54, the Covenant of Peace.

After the gigantic chapter 53, writing about the sin-bearing, suffering servant the narrative switches back to God’s servant, Israel.

In the New Testament God’s servant Israel is expanded to include the adopted children of Abraham.

We have this hope: No weapon forged against you will prevail.

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Retired engineer, graduated from Chalmers Technical University a long time ago with a degree in Technical Physics. Career in Aerospace, Analytical Chemistry, computer chip manufacturing and finally adjunct faculty at Pennsylvania State University, taught just one course in Computer Engineering, the Capstone Course. View all posts by lenbilen

Posted on December 2, 2017September 2, 2019Author lenbilenCategories Bible, faith, IsaiahTags 70 year desollation, barren woman, Children, Covenant of Peace, faith, Holy Bible, Isaiah 54, Redeemer, religion

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