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Isa 64:1-5

2005-05-02T12:03:09Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 2 - What nations will "tremble at thy presence"?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 2 - The Hebrew word גּי גּוי or go'ee, go'-ee implies (1) a massing of people, i.e. a nation; or (2) a foreign nation or the Gentiles or heathen people ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs]).

== Exegesis ==
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== Related links ==
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Isa 64:1-5

2005-05-02T12:02:12Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 2 - What nations will "tremble at thy presence"?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 2 - The Hebrew word גּי גּוי or go'ee, go'-ee implies (1) a massing of people, i.e. a nation; or (2) a foreign nation or the Gentiles or heathen people (Strongs).

== Exegesis ==
''Click the edit link above and to the right to add exegesis''

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 64:1-5

2005-05-02T12:01:11Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 2 - What nations will "tremble at thy presence"?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 2 - The Hebrew word גּי גּוי or gôy gôy implies (1) a massing of people, i.e. a nation; or (2) a foreign nation or the Gentiles or heathen people.

== Exegesis ==
''Click the edit link above and to the right to add exegesis''

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:58:28Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 4 - The Hebrew word for redeemed is גּאל or gaw-al'.

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The word redeemed refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs]) and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes [http://www.virtualtheology.org/doctrines/index.php/Second_Death spiritual death] and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:58:12Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 4 - The Hebrew word for redeemed is גּאל or gaw-al'.

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The word redeemed refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs]) and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes [http://www.virtualtheology.org/doctrines/index.php/Second_Death spiritual death]and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:55:25Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* v. 4 - The Hebrew word for redeemed is גּאל or gaw-al'.

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The word redeemed refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs])and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes [http://www.virtualtheology.org/doctrines/index.php/Second_Death spiritual death]and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:55:04Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add lexical notes''

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The word redeemed refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs])and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes [http://www.virtualtheology.org/doctrines/index.php/Second_Death spiritual death]and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:52:48Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add lexical notes''

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The Hebrew word for redeemed is גּאל or gaw-al'.
The word refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs])and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes [http://www.virtualtheology.org/doctrines/index.php/Second_Death spiritual death]and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T17:13:59Z

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== Questions ==
* v. 4 - What does it mean to be redeemed in light of the fact that it requires vengeance?

== Lexical notes ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add lexical notes''

== Exegesis ==
* v. 4 - The Hebrew word for redeemed is גּאל or gaw-al'.
The word refers to being the "next of kin" and being willing to "buy back his relative's property" or "marry his widow" ([http://www.e-sword.net/dictionaries.html Strongs])and thus implies that the act of redeeming is a family obligation. Continuing the metaphor, to be redeemed is to be saved because a man has died and can no longer fulfill his family obligations. Drawing this conclusion makes sense in light of [[Gen 2:17]], "for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." Since sin causes spiritual death and a loss of eternal blessings, being redeemed is the purchasing back or redemption of those blessings.

== Related links ==
* ''Click the edit link above and to the right to add related links''

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T16:58:06Z

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Isa 63:1-5

2005-04-30T16:54:45Z

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