Alex Foo
Puritan Board Freshman
Dear brothers and sisters
Hi, in my Bible reading today, I come across Isaiah 4. It has reference to 'Jerusalem' and those in 'Zion'.
If i were to interpret it correctly, this passage points to the future restoration of the people of God, i.e., the last days.
My question is, to what extent does Isaiah 4 be generalized to all believers in Christ? Can it be literally interpreted as according to Dispensationalism that the ethnic Jew will be those who will inherit the literal blessing of Isaiah 4?
Thank you =)
Hi, in my Bible reading today, I come across Isaiah 4. It has reference to 'Jerusalem' and those in 'Zion'.
If i were to interpret it correctly, this passage points to the future restoration of the people of God, i.e., the last days.
My question is, to what extent does Isaiah 4 be generalized to all believers in Christ? Can it be literally interpreted as according to Dispensationalism that the ethnic Jew will be those who will inherit the literal blessing of Isaiah 4?
Thank you =)