Isaiah 66.10-14

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Limerick

Rejoice, O Jerusalem, sing with delight,
Your comfort and peace now shine bright;
Like a mother’s embrace,
Her love shows her grace,
And her joy fills the day and the night.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to Isaiah 66:10-14 is to actively show kindness and support to those who are grieving or going through difficult times. The passage speaks about comfort and caring for others, so you might consider reaching out to a friend, neighbor, or colleague who is facing a tough situation—whether that’s offering a listening ear, helping with errands, or simply checking in to see how they’re doing. Small acts of compassion can help create a sense of community and reassurance, reflecting the message of comfort and care in the passage. This approach not only benefits others but also fosters a spirit of empathy and connection in your daily life.

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Related passages

**Summary (20 words):**
Comfort and joy for Jerusalem, God’s blessing, peace, and divine reassurance amid suffering and future glory.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Isaiah 40:1-2**
Comfort my people, speak tenderly to Jerusalem, for her sins are forgiven; parallels of divine comfort and reassurance.

2. **Jeremiah 31:12**
They will come rejoicing, singing, and returning with gladness—similar themes of joy and restoration in Jerusalem’s future.

3. **Revelation 21:4**
God will wipe away tears, eliminate death and sorrow—future divine comfort echoing Isaiah’s promise of peace and divine presence.

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