| “Out of Zion shall go forth the law and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem… they shall beat their swords into ploughshares.” | “Out of Zion shall go forth the law and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem… He shall judge among the nations.” | Isaiah 2:3–4 |
| “A new law has gone forth from the Lord over the whole earth.” | “Another law and another word — the gospel and apostolic proclamation.” | Isaianic ‘new law’ motif (Isa 2; Isa 51:4) |
| “The prophets foretold the conduct, doctrine, and sufferings of the Lord.” | “Isaiah long ago declared these things.” | Prophetic fulfillment framework |
| “Not another God, but the same one who spoke through the prophets.” | “Difference of dispensation but one and the same God.” | Anti-Marcionite monotheistic argument |
| “The new covenant comes from the Lord’s advent.” | “A new order under Christ.” | New covenant theology |
| “The word goes out to the nations.” | “Judgment/light for the nations.” | Isa 51:4; universal mission |
| “The law brings peace.” | “Swords into ploughshares… minds transformed.” | Isaiah 2 ethical transformation |
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