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When Jesus Reads From Isaiah 61

January 20, 2011 by Laura Blodgett 8 Comments

Right after Jesus shows Satan what He’s really made of in the wilderness, He goes into a synagogue to read a very particular passage in Isaiah.  He is making a clear statement of His direct mandate from the LORD and His reasons for being on earth.  He lets them know unequivocally that He is fulfilling prophecy.  He does stop mid sentence, compared to the section He is quoting, strongly indicating that His time, this time, does not include the rest of the statement.  But next time is coming.

I have put this passage in Isaiah to song, per our normal methods of meditating on God’s Word.  Here is Isaiah 61:1-3 in a minor funk with a middle eastern influence:

Isaiah 61.1-3

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