1 episode discusses Isaiah 50 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Isaiah 50:4 · Lane G. Tipton
the eso antropon, the inner being of the prophet. And he can do so in a way that’s not discerned publicly. And Voss uses two texts to try to drive this home and accent it. First is Job 4, 12-16, and then complementing it is Isaiah 50, verse 4.
Isaiah 50:4 · Lane G. Tipton
was not always seen by the bodily eye. Most likely, the speech was not always received through the bodily ear. And so, he cites Isaiah 50, verse 4, to say that Jehovah opens the eye and likewise awakens the ear.
