​This week we continue with chapter 6 in Isaiah Decoded – God’s Sons/Servants, Proxy Deliverers. Last week we saw that ascending from Zion/Jerusalem to God’s Sons/Servants is the process of transformation to become a new creation of the Son of God – Yehovah-Yeshua. This process to become like Yehovah-Yeshua is comprised of three primary stages the first of which is to become perfected – Hebrews 6:1. For God’s Sons/Servants to be suitable proxy deliverers, they must reach a level of personal perfection.

​This week we begin a new chapter, chapter 6 in Isaiah Decoded – God’s Sons/Servants, Proxy Deliverers. Before we dive into chapter 6, we need to establish some foundational concepts of those who ascend to God’s Sons/Servants who become God’s community leadership. 

​This week we’ll wrap-up our review of chapter 5 in Isaiah Decoded – Zion/Jerusalem, God’s Covenant People. Dr. Gileadi closes chapter 5 by linking Zion/Jerusalem with inheriting Paradise. We’ll look at Dr. Gileadi’s statements and expand his analysis by considering Israel’s Fall Holy Feasts/Sabbaths, Community Salvation, Community Leadership under Messiah, and Zion/Jerusalem’s destiny.

​Again, this week in Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with our review of chapter 5 – Zion/Jerusalem, God’s Covenant People. Starting on page 150, Dr. Gileadi takes the concept of the descent before the ascent or a trial of faith and places it into an Endtime context. In the New Testament, this concept of the descent before the ascent is known as the Baptism of Fire. This week we’ll review this Endtime Baptism of Fire and consider it in the larger context of being Born of God. 

​This week in Isaiah Decoded we’ll continue with our review of chapter 5 – Zion/Jerusalem, God’s Covenant People. Dr. Gileadi begins on page 144 with an analysis of God’s Endtime Servant and the Servant’s role to gather Israel. One of the concepts that is not well understood by New Testament believers is the concept of a servant that comes before God and prepares a people to receive Him. As we will see, each and every time God has descended and come down generally among men, he has sent a servant to prepare His way. This concept of a preparer coming before God isn’t a clear doctrine embraced by Christianity, but it is an occurrence that will happen during Endtime events before the Lord’s return as a pattern established by God, which relates to the prophet Elijah.