Isaiah
25:9
9 And it shall be said ['amar] in that day [yowm], Lo,
this is our God ['elohiym]; we have waited [qavah] for him, and he will save [yasha`] us: this is the LORD [Y@hovah]; we have waited [qavah] for
him, we will be glad [giyl] and rejoice [samach] in his salvation [y@shuw`ah].KJV-Interlinear
9 It will be said on that day, “Behold, this
is our God; we have waited for him, that he might save us. This is the LORD; we
have waited for him; let us be glad and rejoice in his salvation.” ESV
In that day,
refers to a specific day, notably in the end times at the Second Advent, but it
also refers to any notable day wherein a person recognizes this truth within
the scope of their own life.
Jesus Christ is
God. He was born into this world as a
man, creating the one and only unique person in all of existence.
When an individual
recognizes the benefits and blessings of salvation and believes in Christ then
this sentiment becomes a part of their feelings in discovering Christ.
When an individual
recognizes Bible doctrine and learns doctrine and recognizes the value and
blessings that are incorporated in growing up spiritually, then this sentiment becomes
a part of their feelings in discovering Bible doctrine, which is also Christ as
the written word.
When an individual
one day actually experiences the resurrection, then this sentiment becomes a
part of their feelings in discovering the meaning and purpose of their life, which
is courtesy of Jesus Christ.
But in the final
days of history and those believers who have been patiently waiting through the
most horrible times in all of human history, and when Christ actually returns
for all to witness, then this sentiment will become an overwhelming part of their
recognition of the phenomenal realities of life and the ultimate truth and
reality of Christ and all of Gods promises.
In that time the
emotional response will be overwhelming.
The lifting of the burdens and terrors of life will be relieving.
The huge removal
of the heavy weights of life will be beyond words of expression.
