After the Servant’s saving work, barren Zion is told to sing and enlarge her tent; the LORD describes Himself as her Husband and Redeemer, promises enduring covenant peace, and pictures a beautifully rebuilt city whose children are taught by Him.
After the Servant’s saving work, barren Zion is told to sing and enlarge her tent; the LORD describes Himself as her Husband and Redeemer, promises enduring covenant peace, and pictures a beautifully rebuilt city whose children are taught by Him.
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