Category: Franz Delitzsch

• A Brief Exegesis of Isaiah 14 with 1948 as the Historical Baseline for Israel’s Future

  After issuing a warning concerning Babylon’s imminent and permanent destruction, Isaiah looks forward to a future time of blessing for Israel, when Yahwah brings His people out of bondage from under the Babylonian exile. In chapter 14 verse 1 of his prophecy, Isaiah declares, “Yahwah will pity Jacob and will choose Israel again and will…

  Labhrais O’Coileain

  September 19, 2025

  Antisemitism, Bible, biblical interpretation, Christianity, Comparative Translations, ekklesia, Elohim, Franz Delitzsch, Geopolitics, Hebrew, history, Isaiah, Israel, Jesus Christ, Jewish Diaspora, Lion of Judah, Old Testament, qahal, Replacement Theology, Translation, Yahwah, Yeshua

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• The Roar of War, The Roar of Death, and The Roar of Victory: The Eternal Son’s Roar Was Heard Once And Will Be Heard Once More – Are You Ready?

  At some point in pre-history war was waged in the spiritual realm, which, although the outcome was preordained from eternity-past, has affected all of creation and will continue to do so until the last full measure of Yahwah’s wrath has been poured out on His created order that has been co-opted and turned against its…

  Labhrais O’Coileain

  December 3, 2024

  Bible, biblical interpretation, Christianity, Franz Delitzsch, Greek, Hebrew, Lamb that was slaughtered, Lion of Judah, Martin Luther, Psalms, resurrection, Roman Catholicism, Yeshua

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