The fourth-century Christian theologian Gregory of Nyssa wrote that the prophet Isaiah knew “the mystery of the religion of the Gospel” more perfectly than any of the other prophets.

In these Old Testament verses (half of Isaiah 2:3; all of Isaiah 2:4), the prophet Isaiah talks about ... the spread of the gospel and that far more extensive preaching of it yet to come" with ...

In Matthew’s Gospel, for example ... “It’s simply an accurate translation of the word used by the prophet.” Isaiah was an ornery guy, and not always the easiest prophet to decipher ...

Then I said, “Woe is me, I am doomed! For I am a man of unclean lips, living among a people of unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts!” Then one of the seraphim flew ...

The Gospel of Matthew uses this verse as foretelling of Jesus as the Messiah (Matthew 1:23). See the clay seal that may have belonged to the prophet Isaiah. It was during Hezekiah’s rule that ...

In 2007 the Sunday Gospel reading is almost always from ... perfectly to the description in his reading from the prophet Isaiah. In his public ministry Jesus the prophet will be the unique agent ...

Today’s selection from Luke’s Gospel continues the narrative ... Jesus has read passages from the book of Isaiah concerning the anointed prophet of God and declared that “today” this ...

If she is correct, the seal would spell out the Hebrew word for prophet—and provide the first reference to Isaiah outside of the Bible. Scholars generally agree that Isaiah was a historical ...

If the seal was for the prophet Isaiah, it would be the first archaeological evidence of the Jewish prophet, who has a book in the Hebrew Bible named after him. Ancient Egyptian soldiers and Greek ...

In Matthew’s Gospel, for example ... “It’s simply an accurate translation of the word used by the prophet.” Isaiah was an ornery guy, and not always the easiest prophet to decipher ...