Isaiah 16:6
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Isaiah 14:1-16:14
Isaiah gives some insights into the origin of evil: The sinful "I wills" of Satan, showing how pride filled his heart and he thought he could ascend onto God's throne and do it HIS OWN way!
Isaiah 13:19-14:14
A prophecy which says Babylon will be overthrown, and that Israel will be restored. God is not finished with the nation of Israel!
Isaiah 12 and 13
A chapter of praise to the God who is our strength and our song; then, a chapter warning of judgment against ancient Babylon at the hands of the Medes and the Persians.
Isaiah 11
A chapter foretelling of the coming righteous reign of "The Branch," a reference to the resurrected Messiah the Lord Jesus Christ, who will come again from heaven to earth, to establish his eternal kingdom.
Isaiah 10
God is pressing his charge against an unrighteous people, listing their sins and warning of coming invasion. Yet, the end of the chapter raises hopes that God will preserve a remnant of people who remain true to him through it all.
Isaiah 9
The famous chapter in Isaiah which gives us the promise of redemption "For unto us a child is born, unto us a Son is given!" But also promises judgment for those who forget God.
Isaiah 8
Isaiah warns Israel of the coming invasion from ancient Assyria. The hope was that the people would take the warning and repent of their sins. Today the same offer is stretched out to sinners: repent and be saved!
Isaiah 7
A famous chapter in which Isaiah attests to the virgin birth of Messiah the Christ.
Isaiah 7:14
McGee opens up the famous Messianic verses in Isaiah that actually had two fulfilments in history: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive, and bear a son".
Isaiah 6:3-13
The call of Isaiah to the prophetic ministry. He got what each of us needs: a real and true view of God: holy, high and majestic, which caused him to cry out for mercy.