a60:10-16
b2:2-4
c19:18-25
dNeh 2:8
eAmos 9:12
f60:10
g2:11
h60:11
iRev 21:25
jIsa 60:8-10
k60:18
l60:9
n60:12
o60:13
p1 Cor 3:16
qRev 21:22

‏ Isaiah 60:10-14

Summary for Isa 60:10-16: 60:10-16  a Those who previously oppressed the people of God will one day participate in restoring the holy city (see 2:2-4  b; 19:18-25  c; Neh 2:8  d; Amos 9:12  e). 60:10  f their kings will serve you: God’s people who were previously humiliated (2:11  g) will be exalted.
60:11  h There are two likely reasons for why the gates are not closed at night (see also Rev 21:25  i): (1) So much traffic will be coming into the city (Isa 60:8-10  j) that the gates will need to be open. (2) The citizens of Zion will no longer need to fear enemies because the Lord is their protector (60:18  k); the nations that remain will be serving the Lord and his people (60:9  l, 12  m).
60:12  n In the coming age, nations that refuse to obey God will be destroyed.
60:13  o The Temple was God’s sanctuary, the symbol of his presence on earth. Believers now are the temple of God by the indwelling Spirit (1 Cor 3:16  p). We still await the fullness of God’s presence (Rev 21:22  q).
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