a40:9-11
b40:9
c35:4
dRev 22:12
e40:10
f63:12
g30:30
h48:14
i51:9
j59:16
k40:11
l49:10
mPs 23:1
nJer 3:15
o23:4
pEzek 34:11-17
qMatt 2:6
rJohn 10:1-18

‏ Isaiah 40:9-11

Summary for Isa 40:9-11: 40:9-11  a God is the good news. Although he comes like a warrior to rescue his people with power, he also holds them tenderly as a shepherd. 40:9  b God is coming to save and restore human beings (see also 35:4  c; Rev 22:12  d).
40:10  e The Lord’s rule is not like that of the unjust and powerless rulers whom he will judge. It is compassionate, just, righteous, and powerful.

• with a powerful arm: God manifested his power in events such as the defeat of the Egyptians (63:12  f), the judgment of his enemies (30:30  g; 48:14  h; 51:9  i), and the rescue of his people (59:16  j).
40:11  k Isaiah used the familiar biblical metaphor of a shepherd to speak of God’s care for his people (see also 49:10  l; Ps 23:1  m; Jer 3:15  n; 23:4  o; Ezek 34:11-17  p; Matt 2:6  q; John 10:1-18  r).
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