Isaiah is describing a powerful experience he had with the Lord at or near the beginning of his work as a prophet. It's unknown whether he was physically in ...

Thus each one Isaiah 6:2 is represented as covering his "face" and his "feet ... meaning "noble." twain—Two wings alone of the six were kept ready for ...

The seraphs are flying and always ready to obey God fully; they are always ready to do the will of the Almighty.

15 нояб. 2018 г. · The description in 6:2 refers to what the Seraphim themselves are doing above the Lord with regards to themselves (shielding their faces and ...

The vision of God's holiness makes Isaiah realize that not only are the people among whom he lives sinful, but so too is he. Therefore, before he can be God's ...

Isaiah 6:2. Above it stood the seraphims. Not above the temple, nor above the throne, much less above him that sat upon it, but either "by him", ...

The seraphim were winged for service even while they stood above the throne and pealed forth their thunderous praise which shook the Temple.

David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 6 where the prophet Isaiah has a vision of God on the throne, which convicts him, before cleansed by a coal from the altar.

Isaiah 6:2 is a richly symbolic and visually evocative verse that captures the essence of Isaiah's encounter with the Lord.