Isaiah saw an army full of arrows and chariots coming against Jerusalem. He prophesied the attack and overthrow of Jerusalem by the Babylonians.

(1.) They made a jest of dying. "The prophet tells us we must die shortly, perhaps to-morrow, and therefore we should mourn and repent to-day; no, rather let us ...

Isaiah 22 is a stark reminder of the dire consequences of straying from God's path. It implores us to reflect on our actions, attitudes, and priorities.

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 22 This chapter contains two prophecies, one concerning the invasion of Judah and Jerusalem, not by the Medes and Persians, but by the ...

For every creature is to us what God makes it to be; and we must bless him for it, and use it for him. There was great contempt of God's wrath and justice, in ...

Today's lessons covers a prophecy against Judah culminating in its destruction and a promise of redemption to those who are faithful.

Isaiah prophesies in this passage the ultimate destruction of Jerusalem, but the situation which led to this prophecy is not certainly known.

LORD is His name Yahweh, the Lord who saves and redeems, the covenant keeping faithful One. Almighty connects to "of hosts", or "of armies" a word stressing His ...

The text emphasizes that trust should ultimately rest in God, who is the true source of stability and security for His people. This message resonates through ...