Category: Isaiah

• Isaiah 1

  1. Historical Background “Visions” v1 Isaiah records the revelations he receives as “visions” from the Lord God. We can imagine… Read more.

• Isaiah 55

  Background: Just after the description of Jehovah’s suffering servant (Chapter 53), we have His invitation into the covenant He will… Read more.

• Isaiah 29

  Wherefore the Lord said, Forasmuch as this people draw near me with their mouth, and with their lips do honour… Read more.

• Isaiah 40

    “Comfort ye”(v1).  There could be no comfort if God was not sovereign in all power and ability.  Yet, there… Read more.

• Isaiah 3

  The judgement pronounced in the third chapter is because the Lord is angry for their infidelity, they have trusted in… Read more.

• Isaiah 2

  This desolation was not the end of Jerusalem however.  Isaiah saw a future Jerusalem that was the established capitol city… Read more.

• Isaiah 6

  Isaiah continues to expound on the visions he has seen concerning the coming judgment of Jerusalem explaining a large population… Read more.

• Isaiah 29

  Ariel is a name referring to Jerusalem.  There are apparently different suggestions of what Ariel means hence the problem with… Read more.

• Isaiah 23

  Chapter 23. This chapter depicts the humbling of Tyre. The city in that time was a very influential trade center… Read more.

• Isaiah 19

  Isaiah 19 Here in this prophetic word spoken against Egypt, the passage speaks of deterioration into civil war (v2).  And… Read more.