The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 197: Woe and Consolation (2024)
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Jul 15, 2024 Fr. Mike delves into the prophetic messages in Isaiah, discussing themes of woe and consolation. He highlights the peaceful kingdom and the powerful prayer of Tobit. The readings explore prophecies about a future ruler bringing peace and the importance of praise and righteousness.
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Isaiah's Two Sections
- Isaiah's prophecies are divided into two sections: woe and consolation.
- The first section condemns, while the second offers hope and comfort.
Consolation in Woe
- Chapter 11 of Isaiah offers consolation amidst woe, prophesying a shoot from Jesse's stump.
- This symbolizes the enduring Davidic line and the coming Messiah, Jesus.
Spirit of the Lord
- The Spirit of the Lord mentioned in Isaiah 11 and 61 is the same spirit that rested upon Jesus.
- Jesus fulfills this prophecy by proclaiming good news and demonstrating God's enduring presence.