​This week in our review of Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with our look at chapter 4 - Jacob/Israel, Believers in a Creator-God. Another important concept that we need to see in our spiritual ascent to come to know God is the acquisition of divine truth and knowledge, which we don’t see Dr. Gileadi address here in chapter 4. The scriptures nonetheless underpin the Gospel with a pathway to acquire God’s truth and knowledge. Moreover, we can correlate this pathway to acquire godly knowledge with our three categories in chapter 4 – Jacob, Israel and Zion.

​This week in our review of Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with our look at chapter 4 - Jacob/Israel, Believers in a Creator-God. This week we’ll address the key players in God’s Endtime restoration of the House of Israel.  One thing that we don’t have is a dearth of groups claiming to be God’s chosen righteous who will  be lifted up to meet the returning Messiah and lead with Him in the millennial age. So in connection with our review of chapter 4, we’ll identify the important players of God’s Endtime restoration.

​This week in our review of Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with chapter 4 - Jacob/Israel, Believers in a Creator-God.  This week we’ll examine another obstacle that Jacob needs to overcome to be able to ascend to Zion/Jerusalem.  Though not specifically mentioned in chapter 4 by Dr. Gileadi, that obstacle was set out this last week in the Torah portion of Re’eh – to see – Deuteronomy 11-16. What we see at Deuteronomy 13 is Yehovah establishing a test to see if God’s people will remain loyal to Him and His law by allowing a delusion of false prophets - and teachers. Yeshua affirms the presence of false prophets during the Endtimes at Matt 24.

​This week in our review of Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with our look at chapter 4 - Jacob/Israel, Believers in a Creator-God. In previous posts, we set out this sequence that we see in chapter 4: Jacob > Returns to the Law > Israel > Keeps the Law > Zion/Jerusalem. So this week, we’ll tackle Returning to the Law. The primary concepts that we should see in this week’s review is that Jacob returns to the law/renews the covenant but as yet, Jacob hasn’t actively implemented the law/covenant in their lives, which what we see occur with Zion/Jerusalem. Moreover, what we’ll see this week is God’s Law/Covenant set in the context of the Fullness of Messiah as we prepare to receive Him when He returns in power and glory.