
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 194: Holy Is the Lord (2024)
Jul 12, 2024
Fr. Mike delves into Isaiah 5-6, highlighting the parable of the vineyard and its representation of Israel. He explores rich symbolism in Isaiah 6 pointing to Mass's sacred realities. The emphasis is on God's holiness and deserving of praise. The readings include Isaiah 5-6, Tobit 5-6, and Proverbs 10:1-4.
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Parable of the Vineyard
- Isaiah 5 uses the parable of the vineyard to represent Israel's story.
- God cultivated the vineyard (Israel) but received wild grapes (unfaithfulness).
Isaiah's Commission
- Isaiah's commission as a prophet is depicted in Isaiah 6.
- He witnesses God's glory and the seraphim, angels covering their eyes and feet before God's holiness.
Holy, Holy, Holy
- The seraphim's cry, "Holy, holy, holy," is echoed in the Catholic Mass.
- The burning coal purifying Isaiah's lips foreshadows the Eucharist transforming us.
