Isaiah 61 - 66
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Isaiah 61-66, as discussed by Steve Gregg, focuses on proclaiming the spiritual Jubilee and contrasts this with the day of judgment. The first part of the prophecy emphasizes God's goodness towards the unfaithful Israel, and the second part envisages their punishment. God is described as having an everlasting name, and the passage emphasizes the importance of living a righteous life. The prophecy also foretells a new order of Messiah or troop, and the new heavens and new earth.
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Isaiah 58-60 discusses the importance of fasting, but not as a means of legalistic behavior. Instead, it is seen as an act of mourning or deep emotion
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