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Isaiah 40–43 opens with words of comfort to a people facing exile, proclaiming that the LORD remains sovereign, faithful, and unmatched by idols. God announces the end of punishment and calls his people to behold his glory, power, and tender care.
These chapters emphasize God as Creator and Redeemer, the one who forms Israel, calls them by name, and promises to be with them through fire and flood. Though Israel is blind and weary, the LORD declares his purpose to restore them and make them witnesses to his saving power.
By Mark Kaplowitz4.9
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Isaiah 40–43 opens with words of comfort to a people facing exile, proclaiming that the LORD remains sovereign, faithful, and unmatched by idols. God announces the end of punishment and calls his people to behold his glory, power, and tender care.
These chapters emphasize God as Creator and Redeemer, the one who forms Israel, calls them by name, and promises to be with them through fire and flood. Though Israel is blind and weary, the LORD declares his purpose to restore them and make them witnesses to his saving power.

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