Deaf Hear Words 8/13-15

13-15 August 2016 - That Day Deaf Hear – Manna by Dorothy Callies

Isaiah 29:18 KJV “And in that day shall the deaf hear the words of the book . . .”

Song: In That Day Shall the Deaf

In that day shall the Deaf

Hear the Words of the Book.

In that day shall the Deaf

Hear the Words of the Book.

Word of joy, Word of peace,

Word of Love that never cease,

And that Jesus died for all.

(Author, unknown)

Reading from Isaiah 29:17-24, there is a note from the Full Life Study Bible inspired me to share this inspiration Word of God with you.  

“Isaiah’s prophecies of judgment are never without hope, for they characteristically include the theme of Israel’s restoration.  These verses envision the last days of this age when the humble and poor of Israel will turn to God (v.18-19) and the wicked will be destroyed (v.20-21).

Israel’s full restoration will occur (happen) shortly before Christ’s return to earth to reign (Rom. 11:26; Rev. 12:6). The blessings of sight for the blind and hearing for the deaf (v.18; 35:5) accompanied Christ’s first coming; God’s people will receive full redemption at His second coming.”

Reading from Isaiah 35:5-7 KJV, “Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. Then shall the lame man leap as an hart (deer), and the tongue of the dumb (can’t speak) sing: for in the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert.  And the parched (dry) ground shall become a pool, and the thirsty land springs of water . . .”

Dorothy: I was watching TBN, a religious program and there were special people singing. Being deaf, I was not able to really hear at all and I talked to God about this.  Until I read the song and the research, I came to realize that God did care about the Deaf.  One for today, the Deaf shall read His Word.  The second is the future prophecy about Israel’s full restoration . . . it means all people will be healed from deafness, blindness, lame and those who couldn’t speak before Christ’s reign on earth.

The note quoted that “Isaiah’s prophecies of judgment are never without hope.” To me it means that we have hope and that God does care about us being “Deaf” and He has a great plan for us. So . . .

Let us trust our God today!

Dorothy