“I Was Answering Before You Were Even Asking” (Isaiah 65:1-7) - Daily Manna - 05/14/26

May 14, 2026  •  Rabbi Cosmo Panzetta

God was calling long before anyone started listening.


Isaiah 65 shatters the idea that God is distant or silent. While people accused Him of hiding, He was already saying, “Hineni! Look at Me!” with His hands stretched out all day to a stubborn people.


This teaching explores the heartbreaking tension between God’s relentless pursuit and humanity’s resistance, the danger of self-made spirituality, and the hope reserved for the remnant who finally respond to His voice.

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