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For only the pure in heart can see God. But he who is sufficiently pure in heart to see God is, by that The Vision concerning God’s Promises — – The Vision concerning Redemption and Restoration — – Yahweh, Our Judge and Redeemer — – Isaiah's vision of God enthroned, surrounded by the six-winged seraphim who sang to each other the Trisagion, exercised a power ful influence on the imagination of early For Isaiah the veil of the temporary was torn away. A Sense Of The The firstchapters of the book of Isaiah focus on the prophet’s vision of judgment and hope for Jerusalem. For only the pure in heart can see God. But he who is sufficiently pure in heart to see God is, by that very vision, convicted of an unspeakable impurity. THE VISION OF ISAIAHand commandments of God with blameless feet. Isaiah was not a bad man, but a good, one of the excellent of the earth in whom God took delight The Vision concerning God’s Promises — – The Vision concerning Redemption and Restoration — – Yahweh, Our Judge and Redeemer — – ABOUT ISAIAH Isaiah, the fi rst of the major prophets, was the prophet of Zion. He gazed directly into the reality of the eternal. He was not just a teacher or preacher but a seer and intercessor for God’s people. It all begins as Isaiah accuses the city’s leaders of covenant The Vision is an ascension textrecounting Isaiah's visionary journey through the seven heavens to the Throne of God. It bears comparison to the Enoch and Merkabah literature of the first century (for example, compare the Merkabah vision text found among the Dead Sea Scrolls) THE VISION OF ISAIAHand commandments of God with blameless feet. Zion is not This being so, the identification of Isaiah's vision of the Great Glory, the Beloved, and the angel of the Holy Spirit in the Ascension of Isaiah with the vision of God on his throne surrounded by the Seraphim in Isaiahis tempting Isaiah's vision of God enthroned, surrounded by the six-winged seraphim who sang to each other the Trisagion, exercised a power ful influence on the imagination of early Christians Face-to-face with eternity—this is the genesis of revival.