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Woe unto him that striveth with his Maker! Let the potsherd strive with the potsherds of the earth. Shall the clay say to him that fashioneth it, What makest thou? or thy work, He hath no hands?

Isaiah Chapter 45, Verse 9

Nay but, O man, who art thou that repliest against God? Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it, Why hast thou made me thus? Hath not the potter power over the clay, of the same lump to make one vessel unto honour, and another unto dishonour?

Bible Book 45, Chapter 9

Introduction:

The overflowing fountain of revelation bursting forth from the Isaiah - Bible Correlation is unlike anything ever seen in the history of the world. The entire thematic flow of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation is mirrored - book by book - in the 66 chapters of Isaiah. But the links are more than mere echoes - God frequently used exactly the same words in geometrically correlated passages.

The verses above are two of my favorite examples of the divine Isaiah - Bible Correlation. They stand as a perpetual miracle declaring the glory and power of God. Their message is plain for all to see, as now also is their supernatural geometric integration as a 3 dimensional object to the shadow it casts. The link between Isaiah 45.9 and Romans 9.20 is a first order projective link from the 3D Bible onto the 2D plane of Isaiah:

PBible(45, 9, 20) ==> PIsaiah(45, 9)

Here is an image of what is going on:

Yet the divine structure goes ever deeper. Sometimes a projective link is also a KeyLink because God used the words in no other passage of Scripture. These are the First Order Projective Keylinks. My favorite example of this miracle is found by searching the entire KJV for the phrase "that ye may know and believe" [Verify] which appears only in Isaiah 43.10 and Bible Book 43 Chapter 10. Be sure to click the [Verify] hyperlink - its really helps to see the reality of these KeyLinks for yourself:

Isaiah Chapter 43, Verse 10 Bible Book 43, Chapter 10
Ye are my witnesses, saith the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me. If I do not the works of my Father, believe me not. But if I do, though ye believe not me, believe the works: that ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in me, and I in him.

This is a first order projective KeyLink from the 3D Bible onto the 2D plane of Isaiah (cf. That ye may Know and Believe):

PBible(43, 10, 38) ==> PIsaiah(43, 10)

Statistics:

The Isaiah-Bible Correlation Link Index contains the following elements:

  • 41 Chapters of Isaiah linked to the corresponding Books of the Bible.
  • 197 Links which break down into:
    • 150 KeyLinks
    • 37 Thematic Links
  • 22 First Order Projective Links
    • 9 in the Genesis - Isaiah 1 projection
    • 13 in the other Books.

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Definitions:

  • KeyLink: A KeyLink is a word, set of words, phrase or verse that appears only in geometrically correlated passages of Scripture. Most of the links listed below are KeyLinks. A KeyLink that is also an explicit quote is called a KeyQuote.
  • Thematic Link: This is a link that is dominant but not unique to the Spoke.
  • [Verify] Any entry with a [Verify] hyperlink can be checked on the SearchGodsWord site. Clicking the link will open a window and automatically perform the appropriate search. At present, the online search engines don't support context searches. Most other links have been set up to be easily verified.
  • Search string syntax:
    • Word List: A list in parentheses such as (Beautiful, Tidings) means "Search for all verses containing the words Beautiful and Tidings. An "or" is indicated by a slash, e.g. ("we shall be saved", wrath/wroth) selects all verses that contain the phrase "we shall be saved" and either the word wrath or wroth.
    • Phrases are indicated with quotes. E.g. "Israel shall be saved".
    • Wildcard: An Asterix (*) selects any match. E.g. searching for all words that begin with redeem, such as redeem, redeemer, redeemed, or redeemeth, is indicated by simply writing redeem*.
    • Context Searchs: Many of the links involve words and phrases found in context of one another, but not necessarily in exactly the same verse. This is searched for by writing, e.g. (Israel w/i 1 elect*) which means "search for all verses that contain the word Israel within one verse of any word starting with "elect".

Isaiah 1 chain Genesis

  • Theme: Creation, Fall, Judgment, Remnant
    • The entire sequence of the first 9 chapters of Genesis - Creation [1], God's Children (2), Sin (3), Corruption (4, 5, 6), Judgment (7), and Remnant (8, 9) - is reiterated in order in the sequence of the verses of Isaiah 1. This is an extremely detailed series of first order projective links from the 3D Bible onto the 2D plane of Isaiah:

      PBible(1, N, x) ==> PIsaiah(1, N)

      N represents the chapter of Genesis and its corresponding verse in Isaiah 1, and x is a wildcard for the third dimension of the 3D Bible that gets lost in the projection.

Isaiah 2 chain Exodus

  • Theme: The Giving of the Law
    • Thematic Link: (Mount*, Law, Teach)  Isa 2.2 - Exo 24.12 [Verify] This is not a KeyLink because similar language is found in one other verse (on Spoke 11 in Micah 4.2), but it is a very strong thematic link.
  • Theme: Enter into the Rock
    • Thematic Link: (Rock, Glory)  Isa 2.10 - Exo 33.22 [Verify] This is not a KeyLink because the search string also selects one other verse (Psalm 62.7). But the thematic link between Exodus and Isaiah 2 is strong and clear, and we also have a KeyLink based on this context search:
      • KeyLink: (Rock, Glory w/i 1 Lord)
  • Theme: The House of the Lord
    • Alphabetic Link: Isaiah 2.2 contains the first occurrence of the name of the Second Letter Beyt (House)

Isaiah 3 chain Leviticus

  • Theme: Clothing, Food, Nakedness, Famine
    • Thematic Link: The negative images of all the primary themes of Leviticus appear prominently in Isaiah 3, with many links to associated Spoke 3 elements such as Genesis 3 and Matthew 3.
    • KeyLink: (Poor, Vineyard, Lord)  Isa 3.14 - Lev 19.10 [Verify] This is an extremely significant link. Isaiah 3 records the violation of God's Law declared in Leviticus.
    • KeyLink: (Staff, Bread, Away/Broken)  Isa 3.1 - Lam 26.26 [Verify] This integrates with the great themes of Spoke 3 (Food/Famine) that originates in Genesis 3 with the first sin of eating the forbidden fruit (fruit created on the Third Day) and manifest in the dietary laws of Leviticus and the Famine of the Third Seal and Lamentations on Spoke 3, Cycle 2.
  • Theme: Sweet Smell Turned to Stink
    • KeyLink: (Sweet, Smell, Stink/Waste)  Isa 3.24 - Lev 26.31 [Verify]
  • Theme: Reward
    • Alphabetic Link: Isaiah 3 contains the first occurrence of the name of the Third Letter Gimel in the form of its cognate Gamal (Reward).

Isaiah 4 chain Numbers

  • Theme: Fire and Cloud over the Tabernacle
    • KeyLink: ("Fire by night", Cloud, Day, Lord)  Isa 4.4 - Num 14.14[Verify] This is not a very strong KeyLink because very similar language is used in Exodus to describe the initial setup of the Tabernacle. But it is a very strong thematic link because the theme of the Cloud and the Fire is properly characteristic of Numbers which records Israel's being led through the wilderness.

Isaiah 5 chain Deuteronomy

  • Theme: God's Vineyard
    • KeyLink: (Vineyard, Grapes)  Isa 5.4 - Deut 23.24, 24.21, 28.30 [Verify] This is triple KeyLink, in that Isaiah 5 links to 3 different verses in Deuteronomy (and no others in all the Bible). The theme of the Lord's Vineyard also links Isaiah 5 to Isaiah 27 on the Inner Wheel.
  • Theme: Woe!
    • Thematic Link: The Woes of Isaiah 5 are based on the Heh KeyWord Hovei. This corresponds to the Curses of Deuteronomy 28. The corresponding Blessings are found in the Beatitudes of Matthew 5 on the Inner Cycle of Matthew. This all integrates with the First Blessing given on the Fifth Day, and the Fifth Commandment, the first commandment with a Promise (cf. The Blessing of Life).
  • Theme: The Anger of the Lord
    • KeyLink: ("The Anger of the Lord", kindled, turn*)  Deut 7.4 - Isa 5.25[Verify]
    • KeyLink: ("The Anger of the Lord" w/i 2 root) Deut 29.18 - Isa 5.24

Isaiah 7 chain Judges

  • Theme: Divine Annunciation of a Saviour's Conception
    • KeyLink: ("conceive, and bear a son") Isa 7.14 - Jdg 13.3 [Verify] This is an extremely strong KeyLink. Not only is the entire phrase unique to Isaiah 7 and Bible Book 7, but even just searching for the set (conceive, bear) [Verify] yields KeyLink.
    • KeyLink: (Razor, Shave*)  Isa 7.20 - Jdg 16.17 [Verify]
  • Theme: A Breach in Judah/Israel
    • KeyLink: (Made/Make, Breach, Judah/Israel)  Isa 7.6 - Jdg 21.15 [Verify]

Isaiah 8 chain Ruth

  • Theme: Witnesses to the Birth of a Son
    • Thematic Link: (Went, "Bare a son")  Isa 8.3 - Ruth 4.13 [Verify] This set selects four verses.
    • KeyLink: (Witnesses w/i 2 "Bare a son") Isa 8.2 - Ruth 4.11
  • Common word set:
    • KeyLink: (Living, "To the Dead")  Isa 8.19 - Ruth 2.20 [Verify]

Isaiah 9 chain I Samuel

  • Theme: Establishment of the Lord's Kingdom
    • KeyLink: (Establish*, Kingdom, Lord, Ever*)  Isa 9.7 - I Sam 13.13 [Verify]
    • KeyLink: (David, Kingdom, Perform/Done)  Isa 9.7 - I Sam 18.6 [Verify] This KeyLink is based on the set (David, Kingdom) [Verify] which appears only once in Isaiah in Isaiah 9.7. This corresponds to its first appearance in the Bible in I Samuel 18.8 (Book 9) and the establishment of the Kingdom.
      • KeyLink: (David, Kingdom w/i 4 Joy) Isa 9.3 - I Sam 18.6
    • KeyLink: ("To Set" or "To Order", Throne, Upon, Lord*) Isa 9.7 - I Sam 2.8 [Verify]
    • KeyLink: (Adversaries, Lord w/i 4 Throne) Isa 9.7 - I Sam 2.8

Isaiah 10 chain II Samuel

  • Theme: A Grievous Decree
    • Thematic Link: David violated all Ten Commandments in the Tenth Book with the turned from the Lord, committed adultery with Bathsheba, stole her from Uriah and murdered him. This is all strongly linked to Isaiah 10.

Isaiah 14 chain II Chronicles

  • Theme: Service in the House of the Lord
    • KeyLink: ("Their place", Serv*)  Isa 14.2 - II Chr 35.10,15[Verify]
  • Theme: Messengers of the Lord
    • KeyLink: (Messengers, Lord, "His People")  Isa 14.32 - II Chr 36.10, 36.11 [Verify] This is a double KeyLink, connecting Isaiah 14.32 to two verses in II Chronicles.
  • Theme: Neen (Son, Posterity)
    • Alphabetic Link: Within Isaiah, the word