Summary
Isaiah 12:1–2 – Personal Praise for Salvation
What happens: The redeemed say, “You were angry, but You comfort me.” They confess God as their salvation and strength. They choose trust instead of fear.
What it means: God’s righteous anger yields to mercy when He saves. Faith answers salvation with confidence and gratitude, honoring God’s grace.
Isaiah 12:3 – Wells of Salvation
What happens: God’s people draw water with joy from the wells of salvation. They drink deeply of what God provides.
What it means: God’s salvation satisfies the soul. He is generous, and His people may return again and again to His life-giving grace.
Isaiah 12:4–6 – Public Praise to the Nations
What happens: They give thanks, call on His name, and make His deeds known among the nations. Zion shouts because the Holy One is great in her midst.
What it means: Worship overflows into witness. God’s presence creates joy and mission, so the nations can know His holiness and mercy.
Application
- Replace fear with trust and thank God out loud.
- Keep returning to God’s word and promises like wells that never run dry.
- Tell others what God has done so that joy multiplies.