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The Bible Recap

Day 205 (Isaiah 35-36) - Year 7

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 24 July 2025

⏱️ 7 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.

0:12.8

Before we dig into our chapters today, let's zoom out a little on this situation to make sure

0:17.4

we're addressing some of the possible nuances of these prophecies.

0:21.2

Yesterday, we left off with Edom being turned into a sticky, smelly wasteland covered in weeds

0:26.2

and birds. It represented a kind of undoing of creation, much like the flood when God

0:31.8

destroyed Earth 1.0 and then opened Earth 2.0 for business. When God first made Earth 1.0, the words he used to describe it in Genesis 1-2 were

0:41.4

without form and void, shapeless and empty, basically.

0:46.0

The Hebrew words used here are Tohu and Bohu.

0:49.4

And in yesterday's description of that wasteland in 3411, both of those words are used again.

0:55.5

This seems to be a very intentional move.

0:58.3

Genesis 1 is the only other place where that combo exists in Scripture.

1:03.0

And in fact, the only other time the word bohu, void, is used in all of Scripture, is in Jeremiah

1:08.1

423, where he's describing this same situation.

1:12.6

So yesterday we read about the formless void Earth 2.0 after God's wrath was poured out over all

1:18.4

the nations, and today we read about how the ransom captives are brought back to the land.

1:23.8

So to understand this section well, we have to ask, does this refer to the time around 700

1:28.4

BC when this was written, or is this a future prophecy of the final days?

1:33.7

And if you had a chance to watch the short video we linked to about the Day of the Lord,

1:37.5

you may be wondering, is this A day of the Lord or is this THE day of the Lord?

1:42.7

If you missed that video, we'll link to it again in today's show notes.

1:46.4

A popular opinion among scholars is that it's both, judgment on the earth then and judgment

1:52.2

on the earth in the future.

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