梦游圣经66本书

📅 2025年11月27日

在圣经中，以赛亚书常被称为“小圣经”。这并不是因为每一章完全等同圣经的一卷书，而是因为整卷书的结构和信息，与整本圣经的救赎进程非常相似。

以赛亚书共有66章，正好对应圣经的66卷书。前39章以罪、审判、悖逆与悔改的呼召为主，像圣经前39卷书（旧约），揭露人的问题。而从第40章开始，信息突然转为安慰、盼望、救恩与弥赛亚的来临，如同新约开始所带来的恩典。

在以赛亚书40章3节写着：“在旷野预备耶和华的路。”这节经文在新约四卷福音书中被引用，用来形容施洗约翰为耶稣开道。从此，以赛亚进入救赎的信息。

最令人震撼的是，以赛亚书66章22节说：“我所要造的新天新地。”这与启示录21章揭示的新天新地几乎呼应，象征着神最终完成的救赎计划。

📖 简单来说：

前 39 章 —— 像旧约，显明人的问题

后 27 章 —— 像新约，带出基督的答案

第 66 章 —— 指向新天新地，与圣经第66卷《启示录》呼应

整卷以赛亚书，就像一部写在圣经里的“圣经”，从审判走到荣耀，从人的失败走向神的救赎。

📌 “The Book of Isaiah — A Reflection of the Entire Bible”

📅 27 November 2025

In the Bible, the Book of Isaiah is often referred to as a “mini Bible.” This is not because each chapter matches a specific book of the Bible exactly, but because the overall structure and message of Isaiah closely mirrors the redemption journey found throughout the entire Bible.

Isaiah contains 66 chapters, corresponding to the 66 books of the Bible. The first 39 chapters focus on sin, judgment, rebellion, and the call to repentance—similar to the first 39 books of the Old Testament, which reveal humanity’s condition. From chapter 40 onward, the tone shifts dramatically to comfort, hope, salvation, and the coming of the Messiah—reflecting the grace brought through the New Testament.

Isaiah 40:3 says,

“A voice of one calling: In the wilderness prepare the way for the Lord.”
This verse is quoted in all four Gospels to describe John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus. From this point, Isaiah turns toward the message of salvation.

What is most striking is Isaiah 66:22:

“For as the new heavens and the new earth which I will make…”
This closely echoes Revelation 21, which also reveals “a new heaven and a new earth,” pointing to the ultimate fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan.

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📖 In summary:
• Chapters 1–39 — Like the Old Testament: reveal the problem of humanity
• Chapters 40–66 — Like the New Testament: declare Christ as the answer
• Chapter 66 — Points to the new heaven and new earth, echoing the 66th book of the Bible (Revelation)

Thus, the Book of Isaiah is like a “Bible within the Bible” — moving from judgment to glory, from human failure to God’s redemption.