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“Cry Out Joyfully in Unison”!Isaiah’s Prophecy—Light for All Mankind II
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19. (a) How do the “devastated places of Jerusalem” become cheerful? (b) In what sense has Jehovah “bared his holy arm”?
19 With God’s people shouting in joy, even the place in which they dwell looks cheerful. The prophecy continues: “Become cheerful, cry out joyfully in unison, you devastated places of Jerusalem, for Jehovah has comforted his people; he has repurchased Jerusalem.
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“Cry Out Joyfully in Unison”!Isaiah’s Prophecy—Light for All Mankind II
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With the arrival of the returnees from Babylon, the mournful-looking places of desolated Jerusalem have a cheerful appearance because Jehovah’s pure worship can now be restored. (Isaiah 35:1, 2)
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“Cry Out Joyfully in Unison”!Isaiah’s Prophecy—Light for All Mankind II
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Since 1919, these have been brought into a spiritual paradise, the spiritual estate that they now share with millions of their associates, the other sheep.
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