Covenant Rebellion : Judah’s sin is framed as rebellion by children against the LORD who reared them.
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Isaiah moves from God's holy accusation against a covenant-breaking people through judgment on Judah and the nations, to comfort and the promise of a suffering Servant who will accomplish redemption and usher in a renewed creation where the LORD's holiness and mercy meet in Zion's restoration.
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