David Guzik commentary on Isaiah1 describes the vision of Isaiah concerning Judah and Jerusalem, and God's promise of a redemption plan.

It is transcendently excellent and useful; it was so to the church of God then, serving for conviction of sin, direction in duty, and consolation in trouble.

Explore Isaiah as God corrects the flagrant wrongs among his people and comforts them with an astonishing hope in this TGC Bible Commentary by Ray Orlund.

1. J. Alec Motyer — The Prophecy of Isaiah: An Introduction & Commentary (1993). The best commentary on Isaiah, hands down, is Motyer's stand-alone volume ...

The book of Isaiah addresses the problem of sin, showing the need for salvation. Isaiah is called by God to speak to the people of Judah and call attention ...

The best commentaries on Isaiah ranked by scholars and reviewers: (1) John N. Oswalt in NICOT, (2) J. Alec Motyer, (3) Barry G. Axtarishb in BST.

Obey God, and all good gifts will be yours. Refuse to obey God, and nothing will go right. God will no longer care about you. He will no longer protect you.

Choose a chapter and verse from 'Isaiah' to begin your 'Verse-by-Verse' study of God's Word using the more than 100 commentaries available on ...

Isaiah wrote to correct the flagrant wrongs among God's people and to comfort them with an astonishing hope far beyond what they could ever deserve.

God is their owner and proprietor. He made us, and his we are more than our cattle are ours; he has provided well for us; providence is our Master's crib; yet ...