Isaías 64:6-7

6 Todos nosotros somos como el inmundo, y como trapo de inmundicia todas nuestras obras justas; todos nos marchitamos como una hoja, y nuestras iniquidades, como el viento, nos arrastran.

7 Y no hay quien invoque tu nombre, quien se despierte para asirse de ti; porque has escondido tu rostro de nosotros y nos has entregado al poder de nuestras iniquidades.

Isaías 64:6-7 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 64

The prayer of the church is continued in this chapter; in which she prays for some visible display of the power and presence of God, as in times past, Isa 64:1-3, and the rather, since unheard of and unseen things were prepared by the Lord for his people; and it was his usual way to meet those that were truly religious, Isa 64:4,5, and she acknowledges her sins and transgressions; the imperfections of her own righteousness, and remissness in duty, Isa 64:5-7, pleads relation to God, and implores his mercy, Isa 64:8,9, represents the desolate condition of Judea, Zion, Jerusalem, and the temple, and entreats divine commiseration, Isa 64:10-12.