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Isaiah 2
Isaiah, the prophet of God, spoke of a time when leaders, blinded by arrogance and clouded minds, would crumble under the very weight of their judgments. Scriptures teach that the law, though necessary, does not make a society righteous—it only reveals its sinful nature. Those who cling to it without faith in God’s word are condemned by the very law they claim to uphold.
Paul reminded us in Corinthians that immaturity is not a fault to be mocked but a stage to be nurtured. He says, “When I was a child, I spoke, thought, and reasoned as a child, but when I became a man, I put childish ways behind me.”
Maturity comes in time, yet those who are eager to judge show a lack of patience and forget that they too are blind to God’s message.
Isaiah prophesied that God will be a spirit of justice and source of strength for those struggling to enter God's kingdom. John declared, “Prepare the way for Christ; make straight paths for him.” However, when Jesus came, religious leaders tested him, laying burdens of rules upon rules, commands upon commands. Yet God declared him to be the cornerstone, a sure foundation, and whoever trusts in him will never be disgraced.
Even the Pharisees made the way difficult, testing Christ with rules of the Sabbath. However, he reminded them, “The Sabbath was made to meet the needs of humanity.” He explained to them that the way into God's kingdom is not to be obstructed; the Sabbath was a time to lay down our burdens and trust that Jesus is the way.
Finally, Isaiah says that just as a farmer cultivates the land with wisdom, so too must we recognize that God is the source of such wisdom and has the power to shake it all up to accomplish whatever it is that God wills to accomplish—strange deeds indeed.
So let us not laugh off God's warnings or burden humanity with rules and promises no one can keep. Instead, let us trust in the cornerstone—Jesus Christ—who clears the path into God’s kingdom for anyone who believes he is the way.
