The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 220: Prophecy Fulfilled (2024)
Aug 7, 2024
Fr. Mike reveals how the prophecy of Isaiah 61 is fulfilled by Jesus, intertwining themes of comfort and redemption. He emphasizes the importance of the Sabbath as a sign of God's covenant in Ezekiel, reflecting on divine favor and restoration. The discussion highlights Israel's historical disobedience while offering a message of hope and repentance. Ultimately, it reveals the profound significance of these biblical truths in understanding the promises of salvation and the call for spiritual renewal.
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Isaiah 61 Fulfilled by Jesus
- Isaiah 61 foretells Jesus' mission of bringing good news to the afflicted and liberty to captives.
- Jesus confirms this prophecy in Luke 4, fulfilling Isaiah's promise of salvation and restoration.
God’s Promise to Jerusalem
- Isaiah 62 promises God's relentless care for Jerusalem despite its devastation.
- God calls Jerusalem 'my delight' and vows to restore its glory and vindication.
Sabbath as Covenant Sign
- Sabbath is highlighted as the sign of the covenant between God and Israel.
- Observing Sabbath shows belonging to God and rests believers from slavery, central to covenant identity.