Ésaïe 1:18

Ésaïe 1:18 BEX2004

« Venez donc, dit le Seigneur, Dieu ne désire pas le malheur de son peuple, mais il veut lui faire prendre conscience de son attitude intolérable. Il dénonce le mal afin que son peuple y renonce. En effet, toute faute sera pardonnée à celui qui la reconnaît. Amos disait déjà : « Cherchez donc ce qui est bien et non pas ce qui est mal. Ainsi vous resterez en vie… » (s). nous allons nous expliquer. Si vos crimes ont la teinte du sang, peuvent-ils devenir blancs comme neige ? S'ils sont rouge vermillon, peuvent-ils prendre la blancheur de la laine ?

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