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::to us a son is given;

::to us a son is given;

:and the government shall be upon his shoulder,

:and the government shall be upon his shoulder,

::and his name shall be called[b]

::and his name shall be called

:Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,

:Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,

::Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.}}

::Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.}}

The translation of the original [[Hebrew]] as "government" and "Peace" above might be improved today, due to [[liberal]] connotations of these English words, to be "full authority" and "Healing".

The translation of the original [[Hebrew]] as "government" and "Peace" above might be improved today, due to [[liberal]] connotations of these English words, to be "full authority" and "healing".

{{bibleref|Isaiah|7|14}} is the prophecy of the conception and birth of [[Jesus]].  The Book of Isaiah also contains important verses against government [[tyranny]]. {{bibleref|Isaiah|33|22}} is the key [[Bible]] verse about [[separation of powers]]: “For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our final judge; He will save us.” Each [[Gospel]] mentions the Book of Isaiah several times; the only other books of the [[New Testament]] to reference it are the [[Acts of the Apostles]] and [[Paul]]'s [[Letter to the Romans]].

{{bibleref|Isaiah|7|14}} is the prophecy of the conception and birth of [[Jesus]].  The Book of Isaiah also contains important verses against government [[tyranny]]. {{bibleref|Isaiah|33|22}} is the key [[Bible]] verse about [[separation of powers]]: “For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our final judge; He will save us.” Each [[Gospel]] mentions the Book of Isaiah several times; the only other books of the [[New Testament]] to reference it are the [[Acts of the Apostles]] and [[Paul]]'s [[Letter to the Romans]].