Understanding Deuteronomy is Key to Understanding Isaiah

This lesson is for the week of May 16-22, with Robert Miller as co-host. Brought to you by http://www.cedarfort.com

Robert has been a full-time seminary teacher for the last 27 years. he has also taught institute, adult religion, and BYU-Idaho online classes. He received a Ph.D. in 2001 in Instructional Psychology and Technology. He is the author of the Isaiah a Prophet's Prophet series.

Lynda Cherry has been a devoted student of the Bible and the scriptures from a very young age. As a nine year-old, she was captivated by the story of Moses and the covenant people at Mt. Sinai. Later, she learned from several rabbinical sources that that event was often viewed as a betrothal of God to His people. The many self-descriptions of Jehovah as a Husband to His people intrigued her, and she has spent a lifetime studying, compiling, and integrating various sources, including prophecies and symbolism throughout the scriptures, ancient temple rituals, and the Israelite holy days to reveal “God’s love story” in its full beauty and depth. The beautiful allegory of the Redemption of the Bride tells the story of the House of Israel: her covenant betrothal to Jehovah, her adulterous apostasy from that covenant, and her restoration through His tender mercies and compassion upon her.

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