Isiah 65.1-9

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Limerick

A voice calls out, “I am found,”
To those who in silence are bound.
I say, “Here I am,”
My arms stretch to them,
A promise of grace that is sound.

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Potential actions to take in response

A practical way to respond to Isaiah 65:1-9 is to actively practice welcoming and respecting people from different backgrounds, even those who seem distant or excluded. The passage speaks about God’s openness to all, especially those who feel ignored or marginalized. You can do this by reaching out with kindness—whether through volunteering, supporting community programs that help vulnerable groups, or simply being more inclusive in your daily interactions. For example, if you notice someone feeling left out at work or in your neighborhood, make an effort to include them or show genuine interest in their well-being. This demonstrates a commitment to compassion and openness, reflecting the message that everyone matters and that efforts to build understanding and support can create positive change in your community.

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Related passages

**Summary of Isaiah 65:1-9 (20 words):**
God’s openness to Gentiles, judgment against rebellion, and promises of salvation and restoration for His people.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Romans 10:20**
Paul quotes Isaiah 65:1, highlighting God’s willingness to be found by the nations, emphasizing God’s inclusive salvation plan.

2. **Ezekiel 20:34-38**
Describes God’s gathering of His people from all nations, echoing themes of judgment and restoration found in Isaiah 65.

3. **Revelation 21:3-4**
Depicts God’s dwelling with humanity, wiping tears away, aligning with Isaiah’s promise of future restoration and divine presence.

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