Isa 52:7 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Isa 52:7-12: 52:7-12 This is a poetic description of God’s promise to rescue his people from the alienation their sin created. The imagery is of a besieged city waiting for word that its hero has defeated the enemy armies. Paul applies these words to the proclamation of the Good News of the Lord Jesus (Rom 10:15 ). 52:7 How beautiful on the mountains: See Nah 1:15 ; Rom 10:15 . • The good news goes beyond proclaiming an end to the Exile; it also points to the peace and salvation of the age to come (Isa 54:13-14 ; see 40:9-10 ; 41:27 ).

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‏ Isaiah 52:7

Summary for Isa 52:7-12: 52:7-12 ^a This is a poetic description of God’s promise to rescue his people from the alienation their sin created. The imagery is of a besieged city waiting for word that its hero has defeated the enemy armies. Paul applies these words to the proclamation of the Good News of the Lord Jesus (Rom 10:15 ^b). 52:7 ^c How beautiful on the mountains: See Nah 1:15 ^d; Rom 10:15 ^e.

• The good news goes beyond proclaiming an end to the Exile; it also points to the peace and salvation of the age to come (Isa 54:13-14 ^f; see 40:9-10 ^g; 41:27 ^h).