Isaiah 58
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 58 of 66
Chapter Summary
The prophet, being sent to reprove hypocrisy, denounces hypocritical fasts. He declares what promises are due to godliness.
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People & Context
The people complain that God does not notice their fasting. God exposes their hypocrisy, noting that on their fast days they oppress laborers and stri…
Jehovah declares that a true fast involves freeing the oppressed, feeding the hungry, and clothing the naked. The reward for this is healing, light br…
God promises that if the people turn from doing their own pleasure on the sabbath and call it a delight, He will cause them to ride on the heights of …
Timeline
The people complain that God does not notice their fasting. God exposes their hypocrisy, noting that on their fast days they oppress laborers and strike each other with wicked fists.
Isaiah 58:1-5Jehovah declares that a true fast involves freeing the oppressed, feeding the hungry, and clothing the naked. The reward for this is healing, light breaking forth, and the rebuilding of ancient ruins.
Isaiah 58:6-12God promises that if the people turn from doing their own pleasure on the sabbath and call it a delight, He will cause them to ride on the heights of the earth and eat of Jacob's inheritance.
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