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Isaiah, 12

1. On that day, you will say: I give you thanks, O LORD; though you have been angry with me, your anger has abated, and you have consoled me.

2. God indeed is my savior; I am confident and unafraid. My strength and my courage is the LORD, and he has been my savior.

3. With joy you will draw water at the fountain of salvation,

4. and say on that day: Give thanks to the LORD, acclaim his name; among the nations make known his deeds, proclaim how exalted is his name.

5. Sing praise to the LORD for his glorious achievement; let this be known throughout all the earth.

6. Shout with exultation, O city of Zion, for great in your midst is the Holy One of Israel!

Verses related to Isaiah, 12:

Isaiah 12 is a hymn of praise and thanksgiving to God for His salvation. The chapter celebrates the joy and confidence that God's people find in their relationship with Him, despite the challenges and trials they face. Below are five verses related to the topics addressed in Isaiah 12:

Psalm 9:1: "I will praise you, Lord, in all my heart; I will tell you all your wonders." This verse talks about the joy of praising God and witnessing His wonders, a central theme in Isaiah 12.

Psalm 40:16: "Be happy and rejoice in you all who seeks you; and those who love your salvation continuously say," Be the Lord! " This verse talks about the joy of those who seek the salvation of God and His love, a central theme in Isaiah 12.

Psalm 62:5: "Only in God, O my soul, he expects silent, because his hope comes from him." This verse talks about the trust that God's people have in their salvation and hope, a central theme in Isaiah 12.

Psalm 89:15: "Blessed are the people who know how to hammer you; will walk, O Lord, in the light of your face." This verse talks about the joy and blessing of acclaiming God and walking in His light, a central theme in Isaiah 12.

Psalm 118:14-15: "The Lord is my strength and my song, and has become my salvation. In the tents of the righteous there is a voice of joy and salvation; the right hand of the Lord does prompt." This verse talks about the joy of salvation that God's people experience in their presence, a central theme in Isaiah 12.





“Não queremos aceitar o fato de que o sofrimento é necessário para nossa alma e de que a cruz deve ser o nosso pão cotidiano. Assim como o corpo precisa ser nutrido, também a alma precisa da cruz, dia a dia, para purificá-la e desapegá-la das coisas terrenas. Não queremos entender que Deus não quer e não pode salvar-nos nem santificar-nos sem a cruz. Quanto mais Ele chama uma alma a Si, mais a santifica por meio da cruz.” São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina