This does not necessarily mean that we will be at peace within ourselves all the time, but it does mean that we will be at peace with God continually.Ĥ. God will keep in perfect peace those who trust in Jesus and His sacrifice.ģ. It is a person whose mind is fixed and focused on Jesus. Who is this person who has this perfect peace? It is the person whose mind is stayed on the price He has paid.Ģ. It is not temporary peace it is permanent peace.ġ. It is not partial peace, it is perfect peace. That is how He keeps us in “perfect peace”.
Jesus “Himself is our peace” because He established “peace for us” when He suffered “the chastisement for our peace” and thus “made peace through the blood of His cross”.ġ5. As Paul said, “He Himself is our peace” (Eph. He “made peace through the blood of His cross” (Col. 26:12).ġ1.How? He answers in chapter 53:5, “The chastisement for our peace was upon Him.”ġ2.
Isaiah said, “Lord, You will establish peace for us” (Isa. Observe it is: Peace of God (Phil 4:6).ġ0. See also Hebrews 13:20 James 3:18 I Peter 5:14 II Peter 1:2 II John 1:3 III John 1:14 Jude 1:2 and Revelation 1:4.ĩ. It is the “peace from God” that is referred to in almost every book of the New Testament. It is the “peace with God” that we have in Christ that Paul referred to in Romans 5:1.ħ. He said, “Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you, not as the world gives do I give to you” (Jn. It is “the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding” (Phil. When I think of perfect I think of words like, pure, ideal, flawless, exact, absolute, complete, whole, precise etc. This peace is “perfect” which means, “Without fault or defect, satisfying all the requirements.” (Webster). Notice first of all the promise, “You will keep him in perfect peace”.Ģ. As we study this verse, I want us to observe:ġ. Two of my favorite verses in the Old Testament are, and has always been since the first time I read it them, Isaiah 26:3 & 4.įor in YAH, the Lord, is everlasting strength.”ĩ.
What he says about the Lord’s Peace is what we want to focus on in this particular study.Ĩ. Isaiah saw the Lord’s Glory (6:1-5), spoke of the Lord’s Government
Isaiah tells us about the Lord’s Birth (7:14, & 9:6), the Lord’s Behavior (11:1-5), the Lord’s Bruises (53:4-11), and the Lord’s Blessings (61:1-3).ĥ. We are all familiar with the gospel according to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, but there is also the gospel according to Amoz’s son (Isa. I like to think about the book of Isaiah as “The Gospel according to Isaiah”. A study of Isaiah proves that to be true. Scriptures) are “able to make us wise for salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus” (II Tim. Paul wrote that the “Holy Scriptures” (O.T. (Percentage wise, Zechariah may have said more, but he only wrote fourteen chapters compared to Isaiah’s sixty-six).ģ. He probably wrote more about the salvation that Jesus was to bring than any other Old Testament writer. The prophet Isaiah has been rightly called The Messianic Prophet because he had so much to say about Jesus the Messiah.Ģ.
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