Sister Jean Galbraith had very little formal education; she left school at 14 years old. When she was 16, she met Mr H.B. Williamson through the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. In Jean’s words: “He (Mr. Williamson) asked if I would like to send him species (of plants) and he would name them …
The last section of Isaiah’s prophecy (59:9– 66:24) is made up in part of visions of the coming glory of Zion. They are notable and memorable, giving substance to the rule of righteousness that the Lord will institute when he comes (chapters 60, 61, 62, 65:17–26; 66:7–24). Interspersed there…
Overview of Isaiah 59:9 – 66:24–“His watchmen are blind” Read More »
The prophet Isaiah describes the one who would be God’s special servant (42:1–4). He would be the Messiah of Israel; the perfect servant who would bring God’s salvation to the Gentiles, as well as to Israel.
Isaiah’s word picture
We are told that “a bruised reed shall he not break”. Wh…
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