Isaiah 2 Samuel
Isaiah 9:1-7 covers the Hiram Builds David a House, David
Has More Kids, The Philistines Defeated, Michal's Barrenness, and The Davidic
Covenant stories in the book of 2 Samuel.
1.1The land of Zebulun, and the land of Naphtali have rejoiced,
1.2the mighty dominion,
1.3the way by the sea, the passing of the Jordan River,
1.4the Galilee of the peoples.
2.1The people who walked in darkness
2.2have seen a great light
2.3and those who lived in the land of the shadow of death
2.4light has risen on them. S Luke 1:79 P Matthew 4:15-16
Isaiah 9:1-23.1You have multiplied the people
3.2and you have increased its joy. A Judges 8:30
3.3They have joy before you
3.4as those who have joy in the harvest
3.5and as men rejoice
3.6when they divide the spoil. A Judges 8:24
4.1For you have broken the yoke of their burden
4.2and the staff of their shoulder
4.3and the rod of his oppressor
4.4as in the days of Midian. A Judges 8:28
Isaiah 9:3-45.1For every voice which is heard brings terror A Judges 9:2
5.2and garments rolled in blood, A Judges 9:5
5.3but this will be for burning
5.4and fuel for fire. A Judges 9:20
6.1For to us a child is born,
6.2to us a son is given,
6.3and his dominion was on his shoulder
6.4and his name was called,
6.51|6 The wonder,
6.62|6 and the king,
6.73|6 God,
6.84|6 the mighty man of the world,
6.95|6 the prince of peace,
6.106|6 and the Father of the world.
7.1Of the increase of his government and of peace
7.2there will not be an end
7.3on the throne of David
7.4and on his kingdom
7.5to establish it and to sustain it
7.6with justice and with righteousness
7.7from that time and forever. I 2 Samuel 7:12-13
7.8The zeal of the Master of Hosts
7.9will perform this. Isaiah 9:5-7 (Isaiah 9:1-7 BRB) Isaiah says The land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali
have rejoiced; the mighty dominion, the way by the sea, the
country beyond the Jordan River, and Galilee of the Gentiles,
have rejoiced.
This aligns with Hiram, the king of Tyre,
who sent cedar logs by sea to build a house for David
(2 Sam 5:11-12).
Isaiah says You have multiplied the people.
This aligns
with David having more children in Jerusalem
(2 Sam 5:13-15).
Isaiah says you have broken the yoke of his burden and
the staff of his shoulder and the rod of his oppressor.
This aligns with David defeating the Philistines
(2 Sam 5:17-25).
Isaiah says every voice which is heard brings terror
and garments rolled in blood.
This likely aligns with the
barrenness of Michal, a story nestled inside the story of David
bringing the ark to Zion
(2 Sam 6:1-23).
Isaiah says Of the increase of his government and of his
peace there will not be an end, on the throne of David and on
his kingdom, to establish it and to sustain it with justice and
with righteousness from now on, even forever.
This aligns
with the covenant of a perpetual kingdom promised David
(2 Sam 7:1-16).
Ryan Eaton 2008-09-15 2013-07-09