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What comes across in Isaiah [and many other parts of scripture] is a double prophesy. Scripture if full of arriving and foreshadowing events: coming soon and the same usually bigger later. The Holy Ghost teaches believers this Gen-Rev, and all truth of course. Virgin in 7:14 is an untouched maid of marriable age, same used of Rebekah for Isaac in Genesis; who herself also became newly married when she said “yes” to be in covenant with Isaac – no consummation yet then, though. Ahaz/House of David is given 65 years to see the coming son, a sign Yah said He would do; but it’s also foreshadowed here Yah would beget a son – God with us – as well when matched with Isaiah 9:2-8; a Child whose government has no end and his Kingdom will be forever/eternal. That can only be speaking of King Yah/Yahshuah. Isaiah speaks of current and end of days, so we can expect current and foreshadowing from him. The Assyrian shows up in Revelation, Apollyon, The Destroyer…a bigger army coming [nephilim/ giants/tech] because of the paganism Israel/Believers on Yah/Yahshuah fell into again and will not turn back to obedience and Yah’s ways. You make some good points too, thank you for the discussion, James., All this took place to fulfill what the Lord had spoken by the prophet: “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). A quick look at the cross-reference reveals that Matthew is quoting Isaiah 7:14., Many Christians believe that Isaiah 7:14 is a prophecy of the coming Messiah (Jesus) who will be born of a virgin. The Isaiah passage says, “Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, a virgin will be with child and bear a son, and she will call His name Immanuel” (7:14)..
Isaiah 7:14 is one such prophecy. In this chapter, Isaiah has been called to deliver a promise to Ahaz, King of Judah. The northern territories of Israel have split from those in the south and have become allies with the nation of Aram. They are conspiring to attack Judah, home to Jerusalem and the remaining line of David., Jesus accurately predicted his death and resurrection, the rise of false prophets, the fall of Jerusalem, the worldwide scattering of Jews, and how the world will end. This prophecy speaks of a promised descendant of King David in an extraordinary way., Isaiah 7:14 is one of the great prophetic passages of the Old Testament. The meaning of this passage depends on one key Hebrew word and verse 16. Yes, the passage is about Jesus and we explain why that is true during our response to your question. Here is the passage you have asked about., Isaiah 7:14 is a profound prophecy delivered by the prophet Isaiah during a time of great political turmoil. King Ahaz of Judah faced threats from surrounding nations, leading to fear and uncertainty among the people., After researching the passage, I must agree that in Isaiah 7:14 one finds a double reference. Although Isaiah 7:14 is among the most controversial of Messianic prophecies (Rydelnik, The Messianic Hope, 147), several good reasons exist to accept the prophecy as Messianic in scope., Skeptics argue that Isaiah 7:14 wasn't meant to be messianic prophecy. The context is consistent that New Testament teaching point to a Messianic promise..