Isaiah 7:14

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I’m sure we are all aware of this as a prophecy pointing to Jesus’ virginal birth. I would like to focus on the prophecy relating to King Hezekiah’s birth. I’m not quite clear of the sign promised? Does “virgin” mean a good pure woman will give birth? Were the previous queens adulterous or wicked?
 
Check and read the commentary on the text to help. I hope it will enlighten your mind and doubt
 
Check and read the commentary on the text to help. I hope it will enlighten your mind and doubt
I’m not doubting my friend. I’ve already checked Haydock’s and other commentaries but I didn’t find the answer to my question…
 
I’m sure we are all aware of this as a prophecy pointing to Jesus’ virginal birth. I would like to focus on the prophecy relating to King Hezekiah’s birth. I’m not quite clear of the sign promised? Does “virgin” mean a good pure woman will give birth? Were the previous queens adulterous or wicked?
I am not a biblical scholar, but I guess you are searching for the meaning of the prophecy in the word “virgin.” I wonder what the prophet really meant by that and how biblical scholars and theologians interpreted the text?
Was it merely about an historical event about a “woman” or it is prophesying about other virginal birth a prophecy in its depth?
I guess you need to do a deep research on this. Check out any commentaries, by great biblical scholars and theologians like, Raymond E Brown, Joseph A. Fitzmyer, and others on that prophecy.
There is a lots to know and a lots to understand and study about this beautiful story of salvation in the BIBLE.🙂
In Christ and Mary
 
I think the answer is so obvious that I overcomplicated things.

The sign is Hezekiah would be born from a young woman who had not had sexual relations prior to getting pregnant with him.

How hard was that? Shame on me :banghead:
 
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