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   Biblical Commentary Isaiah 45:1-7 EXEGESIS: THE CONTEXT: The Jewish people experienced two major exiles. The first exile was the Assyrian Exile (beginning in 722 B.C.), where Assyria forced the ten northern tribes into exile in Assyria.

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   Oct 22, 2023 · While the immediate lesson is 45:1-7, the passage builds on 44:24-28 in which Cyrus is first mentioned. The invocation of Cyrus as God’s shepherd (44:28) and anointed one (45:1) parallels the figure of the suffering servant upon whom God’s Spirit rests (Isaiah 42:1-9; 52:13-53:12).

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   In Isaiah 45:7 we are led by the context to understand by darkness and evil the penal judgments, through which light and peace, or salvation, break forth for the people of God and the nations generally. But as the prophecy concerning Cyrus closes with this self-assertion of Jehovah, it is unquestionably a natural supposition that there is also ...

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   Oct 19, 2014 · This passage stands in the center of the first half of Second Isaiah (Isaiah 40-55), which was composed in the middle of the sixth century B.C.E. to encourage Judeans scattered by the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem in 587 B.C.E. to return and rebuild their city and temple.

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   Oct 18, 2020 · When the divine promises that we thought were our birthright no longer hold true? Isaiah 45:1-7 wrestles with those questions in surprising ways. In its background lies Judah’s half-century of exile after the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem and its Temple.

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   David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 45 describes how God chooses Cyrus to proclaim that God is in control, encouraging Israel to look to Him and thus be saved.

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   What is Isaiah 45 7 about?

   • In Isaiah 45:7 we are led by the context to understand by darkness and evil the penal judgments, through which light and peace, or salvation, break forth for the people of God and the nations generally.

   Isaiah 45:7 Commentaries: The One forming light and creating darkness

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   What does Isaiah 45 say about creation?

   • So that in verse Isaiah 45:1 of Genesis, you have the original creation declared, "In the beginning God created (bara), the heavens and the earth." They would translate verse Isaiah 45:2 , "But the earth became wasted, and desolate; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved or brooded over the face of the waters."

   Isaiah 45:7 - Verse-by-Verse Bible Commentary - StudyLight.org

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   Is there a gap between Isaiah 45 and Genesis?

   • Now there are some who use this particular scripture to support what is known as the gap theory. That is, that between verses Isaiah 45:1 , and Isaiah 45:2 of Genesis,there does exist a gap of an indeterminate period of time. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth."

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   What does Isaiah say about God?

   • d. I form the light and create darkness, I make peace and create calamity; I, the LORD, do all these things: Simply put, Isaiah knows, Cyrus would know and declare to the whole world, and we should know today, that God is in control.

   Enduring Word Bible Commentary Isaiah Chapter 45

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   What does Isaiah say to Cyrus?

   • Am the God of Israel. a. Thus says the LORD to His anointed, to Cyrus: Isaiah carries on this remarkable prophecy from the previous chapter. In it, God announces – by name – the deliverer for His people from a coming captivity, and He does it 200 years before the man Cyrus is born.

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   What is a foreshadowing in Isaiah 45:1-7?

   • In Isaiah 40:3, we find the first foreshadowings of the announcement in Isaiah 45:1-7, as it says, ‘Prepare the way of the Lord.’ Verse 10 also announces, ‘See, the Lord God comes with might.’ Chapter 41 builds on this expectation by referring to ‘a victor from the east’ (verse 1), whom God has summoned, along with his sword and drawn bow.

   Commentary on Isaiah 45:1-7 - Working Preacher from Luther Seminary

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