1000 Songs/The desert and the parched land will be glad Is 35

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The desert and the parched land will be glad Is 35

1000 Songs

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Author[edit | edit source]

The author of Isaiah 35, is the prophet Isaiah.

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Isaiah 35 is first written as a prophetic word. It in there are five main points. The first is that "The Gentiles shall be brought into it", the second, "the well-wishers shall be brought into it", the third, "Miracles shall be wrought both on the souls and on the bodies of men", the fourth, "The gospel church shall be conducted in the way of holiness", and the fifth, " It shall be brought at last to endless joys"

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Music[edit | edit source]

Marty Haugen wrote a song called "Awake! Awake, and Greet the New Morn"

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It is written in a 9.8.9.8.8.7.8.9 meter. It is written to the tune 'Rejoice, Rejoice', also by Haugen

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Isaiah 35 is a fantastic chapter of redemption for the people of God. It has such language as "God will come save you" and "Be strong, do not fear". Not only does it give encouragement for redemption and steadfastness, Isaiah prophetically speaks of what will become of this steadfastness. The last line in the ESV states, "Gladness and joy will overtake them, and sorrow and sighing will flee away."

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