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What is the time period described in Isaiah 35?
Is it referencing the first coming of Christ, the second coming of Christ, a 1,000 year millennial reign after the tribulation, the future kingdom, or some mix?
Isaiah 35:1 - 10
NKJV - 1 The wilderness and the wasteland shall be glad for them, And the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose. 2 It shall blossom abundantly and rejoice, Even with joy and singing. The glory of Lebanon shall be given to it, The excellence of Carmel and Sharon. They shall see the glory of the LORD, The excellency of our God.
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Asked June 03 2015
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Kilian Kean
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Cindy Jennings
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It's describing the millennial Kingdom when Jesus reigns and Israel is restored. v. 2 They shall see the glory of the Lord, the majesty of our God. v.5 Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf unstopped (Israel spiritual blindness will be reversed and they will respond to the Gospel). v. 8 And a highway shall be there, and it shall be called the Way of Holiness;--this refers to the way leading the redeemed back to Jerusalem and to Christ.
Philip Davies
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It's describing the the first coming of Jesus into the world. v. 2 They shall see the glory of the Lord, the majesty of our God: In Jesus Christ v.5 Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf unstopped: as Jesus proclaims the kingdom with power and through miracles v. 8 And a highway shall be there, and it shall be called the Way of Holiness;--this refers to the way of salvation. John the Baptist prepared the way and Jesus completed it. Regards Philip
Marvin Reynolds
Supporter
When you include also the book of Revelations in chapters 20-22 the natural interpretation of this is that there will be a 1,000 year reign of Christ on Earth, with the people of God making this world as God intended prior to Genesis chapter 1, before Satan made this earth a mess, which God came a put back on track. At the end of this reign Satan is removed from the PIT he is sealed in during this time and again causes WAR between people of God and those that are born during this era. No other explanation makes sense with this revelation in Isaiah and Revelations.
Jeffrey Johnson
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What time period does Isaiah 35 describe? Isaiah 35 presents a future period marked by complete renewal under God's direct action. The chapter describes a time when barren land becomes fertile, dry places receive flowing water, and creation reflects harmony rather than decay. This transformation signals a moment when God restores what human failure and national distress have damaged. The passage highlights physical healing as part of this future era—those who suffer weakness, blindness, or lameness experience full restoration. Fear gives way to confidence, and sorrow is replaced with joy. These changes show a time when God removes the effects of suffering and brings wholeness to His people. A central feature of this period is the “Way of Holiness," a path reserved for those who follow God. It is described as safe, free from threat, and guided by divine protection. This path symbolises a future journey where God leads His people without danger or confusion. It marks a time when purity and devotion shape the lives of those who walk with Him. Isaiah 35 also describes a joyful return. The redeemed come back with singing, and grief fades. This return reflects a future moment when God gathers His people and restores them to security and peace. The chapter portrays an age where God's presence brings lasting stability. The time period in Isaiah 35 is therefore a future era of divine restoration. It is a moment when God renews creation, heals His people, and establishes a life marked by peace, joy, and protection. The chapter promises what God intends to accomplish when His work of renewal reaches its fullness. Isaiah 35 describes a future period when God brings renewal after hardship. The chapter presents a scene where land that once showed signs of decline becomes full of life. Dry regions receive water, wilderness areas flourish, and the environment reflects balance rather than strain. This change marks a moment when God restores what trouble has affected. The passage highlights a shift in human experience. Strength returns to the weak, and healing reaches those who have suffered physical limitation. Fear is replaced with calm, and joy rises where distress once stood. These changes show a time when God removes the weight of suffering and brings stability to His people. A central feature of this future period is a path called the "Way of Holiness." This route is described as clear and protected. Those who follow God walk on it without danger. The path represents a future journey shaped by devotion and God's guidance. Isaiah 35 also describes a return marked by celebration. Those whom God restores come back with singing, and grief fades. This return reflects a time when God gathers His people and places them in a secure and peaceful setting. The chapter portrays an age where God's presence brings lasting hope. Isaiah 35 therefore presents a future era of renewal. It shows a moment when God restores creation, strengthens His people, and establishes enduring peace.
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