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Hamza asks Joseph about the prophecy foretold in Isaiah 42. Who is this prophecy in the Torah referring to? Has this prophecy already been fulfilled and if so by whom?
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Hamza asks Joseph about the prophecy foretold in Isaiah 42. Who is this prophecy in the Torah referring to? Has this prophecy already been fulfilled and if so by whom?
We hope you enjoy and benefit from the discussion. Jazak'Allahu Khairan :)
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