Isaiah is calling his people to care for the poor and not blame people for their suffering in this life. He is not leaving room for religious judgment or exclusion from the community that they share. Isaiah is calling out the need of people within his world and lifting up the expectation that something will be done about it. While teaching on the Sabbath Jesus encounters a woman who had been crippled by an evil spirit for eighteen years. Jesus lays hands on her and proclaims her healing and she is released from this power of this spirit and healed. People question Jesus for his work on the Sabbath but Jesus responds with the reality that any of them would take care of an Ox in need on the Sabbath why would they not take care of this “daughter of Abraham”. In naming the woman Jesus invites people to see both her need and her inclusion in the community that they share. Isaiah and Jesus see the need in the world around them and call us to both see and act in response.