Isaiah 6.1-8

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Limerick

In a vision of God, there was I
And His throne was a sight to the eye
The seraphim sang, “Holy, holy!”
And the smoke filled the sky so wholly
A voice then said, “Whom shall I send?”

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Potential actions to take in response

Isaiah 6:1-8 speaks of Isaiah’s vision of the Lord in the temple. The Lord is described as being surrounded by heavenly beings singing praises and calling out “Holy, holy, holy.” This passage speaks to the need to recognize God’s ultimate holiness, power, and majesty, and to respond with fear and reverence. A practical way to respond to this passage is to take some quiet time to reflect on the glory and power of God. Spend time meditating on the Lord’s holiness and power, and consider what it means for your own life. Allow the words of this passage to sink in, and take time to give thanks to God for His unfailing love and mercy. Consider how you can honor God’s holiness and power in your own life. Finally, take some time to pray and ask God to help you to live each day in awe and reverence of Him.

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Related passages

Themes: Divine holiness, human unworthiness, divine judgement, divine redemption.
Bible passages: Isaiah 6:9-13; Isaiah 53:1-6; Isaiah 55:6-7.
Isaiah 6:9-13: God calls Isaiah to be a prophet to a disobedient people, despite their sins.
Isaiah 53:1-6: Jesus’ suffering and death is prophesied as a sacrifice for the sins of mankind.
Isaiah 55:6-7: God’s mercy and grace are offered to all who seek him, regardless of their past.

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