“We have met the enemy and they are us.”
In Isaiah, God’s Servant is highly exalted, but without warning, the next verse describes His appearance as so...
The “Suffering Servant Poem,” confirms Isaiah’s reputation as “the gospel prophet.”
Join John Bradshaw and the author this quarter, Roy Gane, as they provide additional insights into this week's...
In order to teach, persuade, and give his audience an encounter with the Servant of the Lord, Isaiah unfolds God’s...
By doing the unthinkable; that is, humbly “taking the form of a slave”, Jesus, too, had reached the unreachable...
The argument for different authors of Isaiah originated from the premise that people cannot tell the future the way...
God calls and names Him before He is born, makes His mouth like a sword, and will be glorified in Him.
The fact that Isaiah accurately predicted Cyrus by name disturbs people who do not believe that prophets receive...
The Persian "Messiah" would do some things the Messiah would do, such as defeat God’s enemies and release His captive...
The servant acts in harmony with God, providing justice and deliverance for the oppressed, as well as wisdom and...
Join Eric Flickinger and the author this quarter, Roy Gane, as they provide additional insights into this week's...
When He is first mentioned in Isaiah 42:1, His identity is not immediately apparent...
We find His footprints beside the sickbed, in the hovels of poverty, in the crowded alleys of the great city, and in...
In Isaiah’s day the spiritual understanding of mankind was dark through misapprehension of God.
Idolatry destroys a unique, intimate relationship with God by replacing Him with something else...
Throughout this chapter, God’s mercy and power are interwoven and even blended together, because they are both...
In Isaiah there appears a herald of good news for Jerusalem.
What good would our faith be without these promises from God...
Through the prophet Isaiah, God announced that the time of His peoples’ stress and suffering was really over...
Is Satan like the Assyrian rabshakeh? Does he sometimes mix truth with lies?
Satan was determined to bring about both the death of Hezekiah and the fall of Jerusalem...
In response to Hezekiah’s prayers, God sent him a message of total assurance for Judah that boils over with molten...
The message was brief, but it was enough. God was on the side of His people.
The rabshakeh made some rather powerful arguments...
Unfortunately for Hezekiah, he had underestimated the resilience of Assyria’s might.
The defeat of the Assyrians is a story about the plight of God’s professed people!
