Triumphant
and victorious he appears,
And
honour in his looks and habits wears;
How
strong he treads, how stately doth he go!
Pompous
and solemn is his pace,
And
full of majesty, as is his face;
Who
is this mighty hero—who?
Tis
I who to my promise faithful stand,
I,
who the powers of death, hell, and the grave,
Have
foil’d with this all-conquering hand,
I,
who most ready am, and mighty too, to save.
By
Mr. Norris in Matthew Henry’s Commentary, Volume II, Isaiah 63:1–6, page 863.
On
the day of vengeance, Christ battled Satan completely alone. The disciples had
deserted him; even God the Father had. Standing alone and covered with blood,
Jesus is “mighty to save.”
Thank
you, Lord Jesus, for being my mighty conqueror and Savior. It only happened because
Jesus was willing to leave the glory of heaven to come to earth as a tiny
helpless baby.
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