Isaiah 8: The Prophecy of Assyria's Invasion

In Isaiah 8, the prophecy of Assyria's invasion.

Isaiah 7: Isaiah sent to the King

After calling Isaiah to be a prophet, God sents him to the king to prophecy against Judah, but there is also a promise of deliverance. Prophecy usually involves a near prophecy to validate the prophet so that they can believe the far prophecy. In this case the near prophecy is Jerusalem will not be sacked with Assyria sweeps through the land taking Israel. But believe that Jesus will be born the Son of God given, born of a virgin and will be called Immanuel. Join us as we look at Isaiah chapter 7.

Isaiah 6: The call of Isaiah to be a Prophet

Isaiah 6 describes his call to be a prophet. After cleansing Isaiah's lips and purging his iniquity, the LORD tells him to go to the people who will not understand nor perceive what the LORD has to tell them. Join us as we look at Isaiah chapter 6.

Isaiah 5: Israel as the vineyard

In Isaiah chapter 5, Israel is likened to a vineyard, but the vineyard is disappointing as they are likend to wild grapes and will be judged. Join us as we look at Isaiah chapter 5.

Isaiah 4: Judah's ruling class luxury condemned and the Branch

Judah's judgment continues in chapter four but there is a bright future as the prophecy of the Branch of the LORD will arrive in Kingdom blessing for the remnant of Israel. Join us as we look at Isaiah chapter 4.

Isaiah receives a prophecy concerning Judah and Jerusalem - Isaiah 3

In Isaiah chapter 3, Isaiah receives a prophecy concerning judgment for Judah and Jerusalem. Can the ruling class abuse its power? Can the ruling class overtax its people? Can the rich ruling class cheat in order to get more? Of course they can! Join us as the LORD identifies their sin and pronounces their judgment.

Isaiah 2

Chapter 2 of Isaiah brings the prophecy of Kingdom blessings to the southern kingdom as Jerusalem, the capital of Judah is suffering from political oppression. Jerusalem will be center of the earth in the Messianic Kingdom age. As Dr. Willmington says, learning worship instead of war. Join us in this audio study of Isaiah chapter 2.

Isaiah the Poet, Prophet, Historian

Isaiah is known as the poet-prophet, but he is also known as the author of a work known as the "the Book of the Kings of Judah." The prophecies of Isaiah while many are near, focus upon the Messiah. In fact, the Messiah can be found on every page of his work. The source of our knowledge of Christ's first coming work comes first and foremost from this prophet in both an historical-prophetic narrative and a prophetic poetic literary masterpiece from the hand of the LORD of hosts. Join us in this audio series of the prophet Isaiah here: