The prophet ____ realized that kings, such as Uzziah, come and go, but God is the permanent King over the universe. He described this Holy Lord of Hosts whose glory fills the earth as the ____ of Israel (1:4).

The prophet ____ realized that kings, such as Uzziah, come and go, but God is the permanent King over the universe. He described this Holy Lord of Hosts whose glory fills the earth as the ____ of Israel (1:4).

• A. Jeremiah; Mighty One
• B. Ezekiel; Great One
• C. Isaiah; Holy One
• D. Daniel; Righteous One

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is recognizing how Isaiah presents God’s sovereignty and holiness. In this view, human kings like Uzziah rise and fall, but the true King of the universe is the Holy Lord of Hosts. Isaiah consistently uses the title the Holy One of Israel to refer to God, highlighting His pure holiness and unique relationship with Israel, while asserting His ultimate authority over all creation. That exact pairing—Isaiah as the prophet and the Holy One of Israel as the divine title—fits this verse. The other prophets have grand titles, but not in this line, so the correct pairing is Isaiah with Holy One.

The idea being tested is recognizing how Isaiah presents God’s sovereignty and holiness. In this view, human kings like Uzziah rise and fall, but the true King of the universe is the Holy Lord of Hosts. Isaiah consistently uses the title the Holy One of Israel to refer to God, highlighting His pure holiness and unique relationship with Israel, while asserting His ultimate authority over all creation. That exact pairing—Isaiah as the prophet and the Holy One of Israel as the divine title—fits this verse. The other prophets have grand titles, but not in this line, so the correct pairing is Isaiah with Holy One.