19 results ( Located in the same paragraph Located in the same sentence Located in the same paragraph Located in the same article ). Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by date, newest first Sorted by date, oldest first Seraphs Watch Tower Publications Index 1986-2025 Seraphs Watch Tower Publications Index 1930-1985 Who Sees the New World’s King at the Temple? (5 occurrences) Jehovah’s use of the seraph reminds us of how, when Lazarus in the parable died to his beggar condition, the angels carried him to the bosom position of Abraham. ... The golden tongs which the seraph used to pick up the red-hot stone or live coal were from the golden lampstand in the holy compartment of the temple. (1 Ki. 7:49; 2 Chron. 4:21; Ex. 25:38; 37:23; Num. 4:9) w51 4/1 pp. 205-213 - The Watchtower—1951 “Holy, Holy, Holy Is Jehovah” (4 occurrences) 18 A seraph promptly consoled the prophet. ... And the seraph lovingly reminded the prophet that although he was indeed imperfect, “of unclean lips,” he could still come into a clean standing before God.a cl chap. 3 pp. 26-35 - Close to Jehovah (cl) Jehovah God Is in His Holy Temple (2 occurrences) When applying the glowing coal from the holy fire of the altar to Isaiah’s lips, the seraph assures Isaiah that his sins have been atoned for to the extent necessary to enable him to receive God’s favor and a commission. ... (b) How can reflecting on what the seraph tells Isaiah help us when we feel unworthy as God’s servants? ip-1 chap. 8 pp. 87-100 - Isaiah’s Prophecy I (ip-1) A Willing Response (2 occurrences) One seraph would call to another, saying: “Holy, holy, holy is Jehovah of armies. ... With a glowing coal from the altar of burnt offering, this seraph touched the lips of Isaiah, thus cleansing them.—Isa. 6:6, 7. w80 5/15 pp. 28-29 - The Watchtower—1980 No Healing Till Houses Are Without Man (2 occurrences) 14. Why could the glowing coal cauterize away the uncleanness of Isaiah’s lips? 14 The seraph tonged the glowing coal from the copper altar of animal sacrifice in the priests’ court of the temple. ... So now the seraph could rightly say to Isaiah: “Your error has departed and your sin itself is atoned for.” w66 12/15 pp. 745-752 - The Watchtower—1966 Coals (1 occurrence) seraph uses to cleanse Isaiah’s lips (Isa 6): ip-1 92-93 dx86-25 - Index 1986-2025 Jehovah (1 occurrence) Isa 6:1-8—The prophet Isaiah is at first overwhelmed by a vision that emphasizes Jehovah’s holiness, but a seraph reminds him that even sinful humans can be clean in God’s eyes scl pp. 63-66 - Scriptures for Christian Living (scl) Snuffers (1 occurrence) Accordingly, at Isaiah 6:6 mel·qa·chaʹyim denotes the “tongs” with which a seraph removed a glowing coal from the altar. it-2 “Snuffers” - Insight, Volume 2 Crossword Puzzle (1 occurrence) SERAPH g00 2/8 pp. 12-19 - Awake!—2000 Do You Appreciate Jehovah’s Organization? (1 occurrence) He explains that a seraph came to his rescue and said: “Your error has departed and your sin itself is atoned for.” (Isaiah 6:7) w98 6/15 pp. 12-16 - The Watchtower—1998 Jehovah’s Word Will Not Return to Him Without Results (1 occurrence) With your mind’s eye, watch in amazement as Jehovah’s seraph cleanses Isaiah’s lips with a glowing coal taken from the temple altar. yb95 pp. 253-255 - Yearbook—1995 Crossword Puzzle (1 occurrence) SERAPH g90 2/8 pp. 12-27 - Awake!—1990 Crossword Puzzle (1 occurrence) SERAPH g85 4/8 pp. 19-25 - Awake!—1985 Does a Great Heavenly Organization Exist? (1 occurrence) Instead of personally and directly going to any place himself, he can send a cherub or seraph (angels of specific rank or duty) or any angel. w72 3/1 pp. 151-155 - The Watchtower—1972 Snuffers (1 occurrence) Accordingly, at Isaiah 6:6 mel·qa·hhaʹyim denotes the “tongs” with which a seraph removed a glowing coal from the altar. ad p. 1518 - Aid (ad) God’s Chariot Is on the Move! (1 occurrence) Instead of personally and directly going to any place himself, he can send a cherub or seraph or angel there, and by having his spirit (his invisible active force) accompany that messenger to operate through that one, Jehovah in effect rides that spirit creature. kj chap. 3 pp. 35-54 - ‘Know Jehovah’ (kj) Acquaint Yourself with God and Keep Peace (1 occurrence) How, by the seraph’s aid, did Isaiah come to live to tell the story? w69 11/1 pp. 649-658 - The Watchtower—1969 The Happy Family of the Wonder-working God (1 occurrence) He can appreciate the joyous announcement of the heavenly seraph: “Holy, holy, holy is Jehovah of armies. w60 1/15 pp. 44-51 - The Watchtower—1960 Laying the Stone in Completion (1 occurrence) Had not this prophet’s lips been touched and purified by a seraph? w51 10/1 pp. 599-606 - The Watchtower—1951 1
Jehovah’s use of the seraph reminds us of how, when Lazarus in the parable died to his beggar condition, the angels carried him to the bosom position of Abraham. ... The golden tongs which the seraph used to pick up the red-hot stone or live coal were from the golden lampstand in the holy compartment of the temple. (1 Ki. 7:49; 2 Chron. 4:21; Ex. 25:38; 37:23; Num. 4:9)
18 A seraph promptly consoled the prophet. ... And the seraph lovingly reminded the prophet that although he was indeed imperfect, “of unclean lips,” he could still come into a clean standing before God.a
When applying the glowing coal from the holy fire of the altar to Isaiah’s lips, the seraph assures Isaiah that his sins have been atoned for to the extent necessary to enable him to receive God’s favor and a commission. ... (b) How can reflecting on what the seraph tells Isaiah help us when we feel unworthy as God’s servants?
One seraph would call to another, saying: “Holy, holy, holy is Jehovah of armies. ... With a glowing coal from the altar of burnt offering, this seraph touched the lips of Isaiah, thus cleansing them.—Isa. 6:6, 7.
14. Why could the glowing coal cauterize away the uncleanness of Isaiah’s lips? 14 The seraph tonged the glowing coal from the copper altar of animal sacrifice in the priests’ court of the temple. ... So now the seraph could rightly say to Isaiah: “Your error has departed and your sin itself is atoned for.”
Isa 6:1-8—The prophet Isaiah is at first overwhelmed by a vision that emphasizes Jehovah’s holiness, but a seraph reminds him that even sinful humans can be clean in God’s eyes
Accordingly, at Isaiah 6:6 mel·qa·chaʹyim denotes the “tongs” with which a seraph removed a glowing coal from the altar.
He explains that a seraph came to his rescue and said: “Your error has departed and your sin itself is atoned for.” (Isaiah 6:7)
With your mind’s eye, watch in amazement as Jehovah’s seraph cleanses Isaiah’s lips with a glowing coal taken from the temple altar.
Instead of personally and directly going to any place himself, he can send a cherub or seraph (angels of specific rank or duty) or any angel.
Accordingly, at Isaiah 6:6 mel·qa·hhaʹyim denotes the “tongs” with which a seraph removed a glowing coal from the altar.
Instead of personally and directly going to any place himself, he can send a cherub or seraph or angel there, and by having his spirit (his invisible active force) accompany that messenger to operate through that one, Jehovah in effect rides that spirit creature.
He can appreciate the joyous announcement of the heavenly seraph: “Holy, holy, holy is Jehovah of armies.