Isaiah 6:1–7 describes Isaiah's call to serve as God's prophet in response to a powerful vision. This vision takes place near the beginning of his ministry.

All sinful uncleanness was burned away from the prophet's mouth. The seraph, therefore, did here what his name denotes: he burned up or burned away (Comburit).

It is God's act alone to forgive sin; it is the work of his ministers to preach forgiveness of sin, and that to sensible sinners.

Therefore, before he can be God's messenger to others, his own sin must be cleansed. God graciously does this for him by removing his sin and transferring to ...

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.

It also symbolized Isaiah's empowerment (through being figuratively "set on fire") for the prophetic mission on which God was sending him (as indicated in ...

1. To confirm his faith, that he might himself be abundantly satisfied of the truth of those things which should afterwards be made known to him. · 2. To work ...

The passage serves as a reminder that recognition of sin is crucial for genuine repentance and spiritual cleansing. It underlines the scriptural principle much ...

25 сент. 2021 г. · Isaiah 6:6 desribes a spiritual cleansing where by a holy coal is touched to Isaiah to absord his sin and purify him so he can be in the ...

26 окт. 2020 г. · With it he touched my mouth and said, “See, this has touched your lips; your guilt is taken away and your sin atoned for.”” Isaiah 6:6-7 (MSG).