Isaiah

The Assyrians made a grave error. What was it?

Is God pleased with pride?

Pride is a dangerous and costly vice. Be careful from whom you get permission to have it.

Does God use evil men?

This article highlights the prophecies of the Messiah by Isaiah in the NIV Bible.

This is an essay based on some things I found in Isaiah 6 and 66:1-2

The guy who stars in those hilarious Old Spice commercials wants to move into the world of big budget superhero movies by playing Luke Cage.

God has a mission for you.

Isaiah had a vision of God that radically changed his perspectives. We need our perspective changed from time to time and it all starts with how we see God.

A commentary on the literal versus the illustrative interpretation of Isaiah 49. Many would like to interpret some scripture as literal because it assists is the new age "feelgoodism". This is my rebuttal of that viewpoint concerning this passage.

Isaiah 9:6, despite being popular verse in prophecies about the coming Messiah, is not quoted in the New Testament.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 21:13-17. These prophetic verses describe a coming judgment against some of the northern Arab tribes that share a border with Edom. Most historians believe this is describing invasion by Assyria.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 21:11-12. To set the stage, I first give an overview of what we know about the kingdom of Edom, then look at the prophecy regarding her judgment.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 21:1-10. The prophet predicts Babylon's fall to the Medes and the Persians, during the reign of Cyrus the Great.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 9:8-21. After the promise of the Messiah in the previous verses, we now look at coming judgment on the Northern Kingdom of Israel. There is going to be a civil war.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 9:1-7. These verses contains some of the most well known Messianic prophecies. In this study I discuss how Jesus fulfilled these prophecies.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 8:16-22. Verse 19 warns the Jews against consulting mediums and spiritists; this is against God's law.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 8:9-15. Judah is warned against depending upon political alliances, instead of God, to get herself out of difficulty.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 8:5-8. We see the image of the small gentle stream of the Pool of Shiloah (Siloam) contrasted with the raging river that is the Euphrates. (Judah vs. Assyria)

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 8:1-4. This introduces this chapter, as well as explains why God told Isaiah to name his son Maher-Shalal-Hash-Bay.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 6:8-13. This chapter is sometimes called "Isaiah's Commission."

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 6:2-7. This chapter in Isaiah has the only mention of the special kind of angel called a "seraph."

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 6:1. This provides the historical context for the rest of this chapter.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 5:21-30. This is the end of the list of Woes and Judgments.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 5:15-20. This section is part of the Judgments and Woes.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 5:8-14. This is the beginning of the woes and judgments.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 5:1-7. These verses are called the Song of the Vineyard.

These are my Bible study notes for Isaiah 4:2-6. The notes for isaiah 4:1 were included in an earlier article. This is a chapter filled with God's grace and mercy, after the judgment of the previous chapter.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 3:12-4:1. Judah is coming under judgment because of her wickedness.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes and commentary on Isaiah 3:8-11. Judah and Jerusalem are coming under judgment. I also discuss some of the differences between the righteous and the wicked.

Here are my indepth Bible study notes for Isaiah 3:1-7. Isaiah speaks here of a future judgment coming against Judah.

Isaiah was a Messianic prophet. He taught about Christ, his traits, his ministry, and his importance as the Savior.