Isaiah 59:5

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• 11 Uses? Every use that covers this verse, also through a reference to its whole chapter.
• 2 Uses naming the verse? As in the Top 100: only uses that name this verse.
• #21,585 Rank? Rank 21,585 of 27,463 verses named in at least one use; tied verses share a rank.
• mapped Mapping? Position 18,930 in the sequence Protestant canon, 66 books (KJV numbering), Old Testament

11 of the uses are a lower bound (repetitions not known exactly).

The two numbers differ because a reference to a whole chapter counts in the first number for each of its verses, but does not name the verse.

Persons in this verseExperimental

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• The people of Israelgroupspoken of

"Spoken of": the verse does not name the person but means them (a pronoun, a description, the addressed "you"). "Invoked": someone in the verse refers to the person as an authority, example, ancestor or memory; the person does not take part.

Who speaks in this verseExperimental

• IsaiahOnly in the reading of:conservativeearly ChurchJewish
• Third IsaiahOnly in the reading of:critical

Author of this verseExperimental

• IsaiahOnly in the reading of:conservativeearly ChurchJewish
• Third IsaiahOnly in the reading of:critical
• Editors of the book of IsaiaheditorOnly in the reading of:critical
• Hezekiah and his companyeditorOnly in the reading of:Jewish

Topics of this verseExperimental

• Sin
• Deathtouched
• Prophecytouched

Central topics first, then the topics the verse touches in passing.

Genre of this verseExperimental

• Prophecy

Confidence of the reading for this verse: medium

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Bible editions number some verses differently. This verse has the following labels; labels that differ from the one shown above are marked.

Sources that cite this verse?

• Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh: 9 uses
• Historical Christian Faith: church-father quotations: 2 uses

Uses?

11 approved public uses (data: Official), newest first.

1. Date

   Jan 1, 1809 – Dec 31, 1849

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Likutei Halakhot

   Usage

   Citation

   Author

   Nathan Sternhartz

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

2. Date

   Jan 1, 1809 – Dec 31, 1849

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Likutei Halakhot

   Usage

   Citation

   Author

   Nathan Sternhartz

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

3. Date

   Jan 1, 1797 – Dec 31, 1813

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Likutei Moharan

   Usage

   Citation

   Author

   Nachman of Breslov

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Place of origin

   Bratslav, Ukraine

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   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

4. Date

   Jan 1, 1797 – Dec 31, 1813

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Likutei Moharan

   Usage

   Citation

   Author

   Nachman of Breslov

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Place of origin

   Bratslav, Ukraine

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   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

5. Date

   Jan 1, 1695 – Dec 31, 1765

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Ba'al Shem Tov

   Usage

   Citation

   Author

   Ba'al Shem Tov

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

6. Date

   Jan 1, 1100 – Dec 31, 1120

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Midrash Lekach Tov

   Author

   Tobiah ben Eliezer

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

7. Cited as

   Isaiah 59:5

   Source

   Historical Christian Faith: church-father quotations, COMMENTARY ON ISAIAH

   Usage

   Analysis

   Author

   Ishodad of Merv

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Church of the East

   Language

   syc

   Venue

   Bayramaly

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

8. Date

   0500

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Eikhah Rabbah

   Usage

   Reference

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Place of origin

   Talmudic Israel/Babylon

   Contributed by

   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

9. Date

   0500

   Cited as

   Isaiah 59

   Source

   Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Eikhah Rabbah

   Usage

   Reference

   Denomination of the source or organisation

   Judaism

   Language

   he

   Place of origin

   Talmudic Israel/Babylon

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   import-agent

   Details of this occurrence

10. Date

    0500

    Cited as

    Isaiah 59

    Source

    Sefaria: links from Jewish works to the Tanakh, Eikhah Rabbah

    Usage

    Reference

    Denomination of the source or organisation

    Judaism

    Language

    he

    Place of origin

    Talmudic Israel/Babylon

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    import-agent

    Details of this occurrence

11. Date

    Jan 1, 330 – Dec 31, 400

    Cited as

    Isaiah 59:5

    Source

    Historical Christian Faith: church-father quotations, AGAINST EUNOMIUS

    Usage

    Citation

    Author

    Gregory of Nyssa

    Denomination of the source or organisation

    Early Church

    Language

    Ancient Greek (to 1453)

    Venue

    Mucur

    Contributed by

    import-agent

    Details of this occurrence