1) Isaiah prophesied that God would slay Leviathan and the master of the sea, symbolic references to defeating Assyria, Egypt, and Satan. 2) Jesus defeated Satan during his temptation in the desert, drawing on prophecies where he would be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. 3) The Old Testament contained the first gospel, foretelling Jesus's crucifixion, vicarious suffering, and role as the cut-off Messiah, which are applied through confessing sin, forsaking it, and turning to God.

1. (Isa. 27:1-13)

4. a.) Isaiah said “God will slay
Leviathan and the master of the sea
(v.1, see also v.12)
i. Possibly meaning Assyria &
Egypt.
ii The sea monster or dragon (KJV) is
a symbolic reference to Satan, used
also in Rev. 20

5. c.) Jesus said
(Mt. 4:1-11; Heb. 2:18)

6. The Septuagint translations are: Soteria
& Soterion (means
Salvation, preservation, Deliverance)
and Soter (“Savior; deliverer). The KJV
gives these translations;
Salvation, deliverance, help.

7. b.) Wonderful Counsellor;
Mighty God; Everlasting Father;
Prince of Peace. (Isa. 9:6)
c.) Provisions that have been made
In the O.T, this has been called the
Protevangelium 1st Gospel
 The Crucifixion scene (Ps. 69:21; 22:18)
 The Vicarious suffering (Isa. 53)
 The cut-off Messiah (Dan. 9:26; Zach. 13:6-7)

8. The Application of those
Provision
a.) Confessing Sin (Jer. 8:6)
b.) Forsaking (Ez. 14:6; 18:30)
c.) Turning to God (2 Chron.
7:14)