The Book of Isaiah

Judah is called to repentance due to their pervasive sin, warned of impending judgment, and offered a glimpse of futu...

Judah is called to repentance due to their pervasive sin, warned of impending judgment, and offered a glimpse of futu...

Judah is called to repentance due to their pervasive sin, warned of impending judgment, and offered a glimpse of futu...

Judah is called to repentance due to their pervasive sin, warned of impending judgment, and offered a glimpse of futu...

Woe to Israel for their injustice, wickedness, and rejection of God's law, leading to impending judgment.

Isaiah's vision of God's holiness and his call to prophetic ministry, acknowledging his own sinfulness and ...

God offers a sign of deliverance through the Immanuel prophecy, but Ahaz, the king of Judah, rejects God's offer...

Isaiah prophesies further judgment upon Judah and warns against seeking occult practices, urging them to trust in God...

A prophecy of a future king, the Messiah, who will bring peace, justice, and everlasting dominion to Israel.

God's judgment is coming upon Assyria for their pride and arrogance, and a remnant of Israel will be saved.

A prophecy of the Messiahs righteous reign, bringing peace and justice to all creation.

A song of praise and thanksgiving for God's salvation.

The impending judgment of Babylon is declared, emphasizing its utter desolation and the Lords sovereign power in over...

This chapter mocks the fallen king of Babylon, highlighting his pride and ultimate demise, and contrasts his fate wit...

This chapter prophesies the devastation of Moab due to divine judgment, detailing the suffering and lamenting of its ...

This chapter continues the prophecy against Moab, but also calls for compassion and offers a glimmer of hope for thei...

This chapter predicts the destruction of Damascus and the weakening of Israel due to their reliance on foreign allian...

A prophecy concerning Cush (Ethiopia) and its eventual recognition of Yahweh after a period of pruning and judgment.

A prophecy concerning Egypt, foretelling internal strife, economic decline, and eventual conversion to the Lord.

A symbolic act of Isaiah walking naked and barefoot for three years as a sign of the captivity of Egypt and Cush by A...

Prophecies concerning the fall of Babylon, Dumah, and Arabia, emphasizing the severe and inevitable nature of Gods ju...

A rebuke of Jerusalem for reveling in a time of impending crisis, and a prophecy concerning Shebna the steward, highl...

Tyre's commercial power and pride will be humbled by God's judgment, but it will eventually be restored and...

The earth will be judged for its sin, leading to widespread desolation and suffering, but a remnant will praise God.

God will swallow up death forever and establish a feast for all peoples on Mount Zion, revealing his victory over suf...

The righteous trust in God's protection and justice, even in times of trouble, while the wicked will not see his...

God will punish his people for their sins, but he will also restore them and gather them back to their land, like a v...

Woe to Ephraim's Drunkards and a Warning to Jerusalem's Leaders. Isaiah warns against the drunken revelry a...

Woe to Ariel (Jerusalem) and the Hypocrisy of Religious Observance. Isaiah pronounces judgment on Jerusalem (Ariel) f...

Rebellion and Futile Reliance on Egypt. Isaiah rebukes the people for seeking help from Egypt instead of trusting in ...

Trust in God Alone, Not Human Alliances

The Righteous Reign of the King and the Blessing of the Spirit

The Lord is Our Salvation and Refuge

God's Judgment on the Nations, Particularly Edom

The Future Restoration and Joy of God's People

Sennacherib of Assyria threatens Jerusalem, mocking God and Hezekiah to instill fear and doubt among the people of Ju...

Hezekiah prays for deliverance from Assyria, and God answers by sending an angel to destroy the Assyrian army.

Hezekiah becomes mortally ill, prays to God, and God extends his life by fifteen years.

Hezekiah foolishly shows the Babylonian envoys all his treasures, leading to Isaiah's prophecy of future Babylon...

God promises comfort and restoration to His people, proclaiming His greatness and sovereignty.

God assures His people of His unwavering help and protection, reminding them that He has chosen and called them.

The presentation of God's Servant, chosen and empowered by the Spirit to bring justice to the nations gently and...

God reaffirms his love and redemption for Israel, promising to protect them and bring them back from exile. He is the...

God is the only true God, the creator of all things, and he alone is worthy of worship. He mocks the folly of idolate...

God is the sovereign Lord of all creation, using even pagan kings like Cyrus to fulfill His purposes for Israel'...

The idols of Babylon are powerless and will be carried away, while the God of Israel carries His people and will deli...

The proud city of Babylon will be brought low for her cruelty and reliance on magic.

God reveals Israel's past rebellion, but also proclaims His continued plan to redeem them for His own name'...

God's Servant, though initially feeling abandoned, will ultimately gather Israel and be a light to the Gentiles,...

The Servant of the Lord demonstrates unwavering obedience and trust in God despite suffering and opposition, setting ...

Comfort and hope are offered to Zion, reminding them of God's past faithfulness and promising future restoration...

Zion is called to awake and put on strength, for redemption is at hand, and the Servant of the Lord will bring good n...

The suffering and sacrificial death of the Servant of the Lord bring healing, forgiveness, and redemption to humanity.

God promises profound restoration, enduring peace, and unbreakable covenant love to a previously barren and afflicted...

God freely offers salvation and invites all to partake in his blessings, urging them to seek him while he may be foun...

God's salvation is for all, including foreigners and eunuchs, who keep his covenant and observe his Sabbath. God...

God contrasts the fate of the righteous, who find peace in death, with the idolatry and immorality of the wicked, pro...

God rebukes the people for their hypocritical fasting, emphasizing that true fasting involves acts of justice, compas...

The chapter highlights the deep-seated sin and corruption within Israel, which has created a separation between them ...

This chapter describes the glorious future of Zion, when the glory of the Lord will shine upon it and nations will fl...

The Spirit of the Lord is upon the speaker, who is anointed to bring good news to the afflicted, bind up the brokenhe...

The prophet will not keep silent until Zion's righteousness shines forth and its salvation burns like a torch. I...

This chapter presents a dramatic vision of God as a warrior coming from Edom, stained with blood, having executed jud...

A prayer of confession and plea for God's mercy due to Israel's sin and God's seeming silence and inac...

God responds to Israel's plea, contrasting the fate of the rebellious who reject Him with the blessed future of ...

God contrasts true worship with empty ritualism, promising judgment on the wicked and blessing and expansion for thos...