In today’s reading Isaiah continues with the LORD’s prophetic accusation of Jerusalem. The city has become unfaithful and turned away from God. But rather than rail against idolatry which was prevalent, Isaiah points to the injustice found within the city. Instead of administering justice the rulers chase after bribes and enrich only themselves. Widows and orphans never get a fair trial (Isaiah 1:23).
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Read Reflect Most of us are not in a position of authority like King Solomon, where we sit and judge cases brought before us day by day. However there is plenty in this passage that we can apply to our daily lives. Fairness is important in every situation, but it really takes centre stage when […]
Read More fairness, truth, consequencesThere is something intrinsic in little kids that is attracted to fairness and equity. You cut three pieces of cake for three children, and they will have an eye on the line to make sure you made them all the same size. “That’s not fair!” is a cry that naturally rises up out of the human heart.
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