Isaiah 63:2 describes Jesus with red garments like he's trampled a winepress. The speaker uses sports metaphors, comparing Christ's return to crush evil to an unstoppable running back or a no-hitter pitcher, calling it Jesus' "beast mode" moment.
Good morning, everyone. I'm hoping you're having a great day. So the Lord put in my spirit today Isaiah 63:2, and it talks about why the person that Isaiah is looking at, saying, why are your garments red as if you had tread the winepress alone? And one of the things we start to think about is how that relates actually to a post I did a few days ago on Revelation 19:14, when Jesus comes back and crushes his enemies. So in that moment, you see Isaiah predicting something, which is this beast mode effect that Jesus will have on the world, where he'll come back and completely obliterate and crush his enemies. You'll see this in context of sports, like say, for example, you'll see like a running back that can't be stopped, or a pitcher that's doing a no-hitter. God in that moment will come and redeem his people for all eternity, and no one's going to be able to stop him. Just meditate on that for a little bit. God bless.
