And the Gentiles will place their hope in his name” (Isa. 42:1–4).
This statement shows that Jesus’ mission is not limited only to the people of Israel. His message of salvation and hope extends to all nations. It emphasizes that the Messiah is the universal Savior, whose coming gives new hope to everyone, regardless of national identity. “They will put their hope in his name” means that the Gentiles also will find their salvation and hope through the Messiah. Jesus’ name, as a source of hope, assures that God’s salvation and forgiveness are available to all who trust in him, and this unity (the believers) serves as a symbol of humanity’s unity under God’s love.