Isaiah 1:27

New Century Version

By doing what is fair, Jerusalem will be free again. By doing what is right, her people who come back to the Lord will have freedom.

Cross References

Isaiah 35:10

the people the Lord has freed will return there. They will enter Jerusalem with joy, and their happiness will last forever. Their gladness and joy will fill them completely, and sorrow and sadness will go far away.

Isaiah 35:9

No lions will be there, nor will dangerous animals be on that road. They will not be found there. That road will be for the people God saves;

Isaiah 5:16

The Lord All-Powerful will receive glory by judging fairly; the holy God will show himself holy by doing what is right.

Isaiah 51:4

“My people, listen to me; my nation, pay attention to me. I will give the people my teachings, and my decisions will be like a light to all people.

Isaiah 52:3

This is what the Lord says: “You were not sold for a price, so you will be saved without cost.”

Isaiah 54:14

I will build you using fairness. You will be safe from those who would hurt you, so you will have nothing to fear. Nothing will come to make you afraid.

Isaiah 62:12

His people will be called the Holy People, the Saved People of the Lord, and Jerusalem will be called the City God Wants, the City God Has Not Rejected.

Isaiah 63:4

I chose a time to punish people, and the time has come for me to save.

Hosea 2:19

And I will make you my promised bride forever. I will be good and fair; I will show you my love and mercy.

Micah 6:5

My people, remember the evil plans of Balak king of Moab and what Balaam son of Beor told Balak. Remember what happened from Acacia to Gilgal so that you will know the Lord does what is right!”

1 Corinthians 1:30

Because of God you are in Christ Jesus, who has become for us wisdom from God. In Christ we are put right with God, and have been made holy, and have been set free from sin.

2 Corinthians 5:21

Christ had no sin, but God made him become sin so that in Christ we could become right with God.

Titus 2:14

He gave himself for us so he might pay the price to free us from all evil and to make us pure people who belong only to him—people who are always wanting to do good deeds.