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What does the Bible say about the consolation of Israel?

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The consolation of Israel refers to Jesus Christ, who provides comfort and salvation to God's chosen people.

The term 'consolation of Israel' in Luke 2:25 indicates that Jesus is the long-awaited comforter and savior for God's chosen people. Simeon, a devout man awaiting the Messiah, recognized in Christ the fulfillment of God's promise. As seen throughout scripture, particularly in passages like Isaiah 61, Jesus is portrayed as the source of hope and consolation, sent to bind the brokenhearted and grant liberty to the captives. Therefore, the consolation of Israel signifies Christ's role in providing salvation and comfort to those whom God has elected.
Scripture References: Luke 2:25-35, Isaiah 61

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Clay Curtis · Sep 7, 2025
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