Who is the actual speaker of Isaiah 2:2?
The actual speaker of Isaiah 2:2 is God, speaking through the prophet Isaiah. The text says, "And it shall come to pass," and the context clarifies that this is God speaking through the prophet, so the words are divine revelation delivered by Isaiah.
Les explains that Isaiah 2:2 is God speaking through the prophet. The verse reads, "And it shall come to pass," and Les emphasizes, "Now, again, this is God speaking through the prophet. You can rest on it." The passage then describes that in the last days of this prophetic program, the mountain or kingdom of the Lord's house shall be established in the top of the mountains, exalted above the hills, and all Gentile nations shall flow unto it. So the actual speaker is God, delivering this prophecy through Isaiah.
And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of the LORD’s house shall be established in the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto it.
More Questions
What does 'in the last days' mean in Isaiah 2:2?
Isaiah 2:2's phrase 'in the last days' refers to that same final thousand years that Ephesians is talking about.
What is the same picture in Isaiah 2:2 and Isaiah 60:3?
Isaiah 2:2 and Isaiah 60:3 describe the same picture of the Gentiles coming to Israel's light/God's house, a picture Israel failed to believe.
What will happen when the Kingdom is set up, according to Isaiah 2:2?
According to Isaiah 2:2, after the Kingdom is set up by Israel's King it will be exalted above the hills and all nations will flow into it.