Isaiah sees The Lord sitting in his throne being exalted and having His whole garment fill the temple (v1). There were cherubim flying above The Lord with twain used (but I have no idea what that is) and declaring The Lord is holy and powerful (v2-4). Isaiah realizes how unclean he is compared The Lord and overwhelmed (v5). But he is cleansed with a live coal pressed against his lips (v6-7).
Then Isaiah volunteers to be the one who is sent to convert the people and tell them of Christ (v8-10). Isaiah asks "how long men will be so, and The Lord answers: until mortal man is no more" (footnote Isaiah v11). The Lord has scattered men far away but like a tree, it's leaves can be scattered in the winter but have the potential to grow again )v12-13
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