Isaiah

Isaiah 36 shows Assyria threatening Jerusalem, mocking Hezekiah’s trust, and forcing Judah to face the question of true confidence.

Isaiah 35 promises desert renewal, strengthened hearts, healed bodies, the Holy Way, and ransomed joy in Zion forever.

Isaiah 34 explains God’s judgment on the nations, Edom’s desolation, and the certain vindication of Zion’s cause.

Isaiah 33 shows God judging destroyers, strengthening Zion, saving his people, and forgiving iniquity under the true King.

Isaiah 32 explains righteous rule, exposed folly, coming desolation, and the Spirit-poured peace God gives his people.

Isaiah 31 warns against trusting Egypt’s strength and calls God’s people back to the Lord who defends Zion.

Isaiah 30 exposes Judah’s trust in Egypt, calls them to quiet confidence, and promises mercy, restoration, and judgment on Assyria.

Isaiah 29 explains Ariel’s siege, spiritual blindness, hollow worship, hidden counsel, and God’s promised reversal for Jacob.

Isaiah 28 explains Ephraim’s drunken pride, Jerusalem’s false refuge, Zion’s cornerstone, and God’s wise judgment.

Isaiah 27 explains God’s defeat of evil, care for his vineyard, purification of Jacob, and final gathering of Israel.

Isaiah 26 teaches perfect peace, patient trust, resurrection hope, and God’s coming judgment on bloodshed and wickedness.

Isaiah 25 praises God’s faithful plans, his feast for all peoples, and his promise to swallow up death forever.

Isaiah 24 reveals worldwide judgment, broken covenant, songs from the remnant, and God’s glorious reign on Mount Zion.

Isaiah 23 explains Tyre’s fall, humbled trade, seventy years of forgetting, and future wealth made holy to the Lord.

Isaiah 22 explains Jerusalem’s crisis, failed repentance, Shebna’s removal, Eliakim’s appointment, and the key of David.

Isaiah 21 presents watchmen, fallen Babylon, Dumah’s night question, and Arabia’s refugees under God’s sovereign rule over proud nations.

Isaiah 20 explains Isaiah’s sign-act, Assyria’s conquest, and the shame of trusting Egypt and Ethiopia for deliverance.

Isaiah 19 announces Egypt’s collapse, repentance, healing, and future worship with Assyria and Israel under God’s blessing.

Isaiah 18 declares God’s sovereign patience over distant nations, harvest judgment, and the future homage brought to Mount Zion.

Isaiah 17 explains Damascus’s fall, Ephraim’s fading glory, Israel’s forgotten God, and the Lord’s rebuke of raging nations.

Isaiah 16 explains Moab’s desperate flight, refused refuge, ruined vineyards, failed worship, and God’s measured judgment within three years.

Isaiah 15 traces Moab’s sudden collapse, public mourning, refugee flight, and God’s sorrowful judgment on proud nations.

Isaiah 14 shows God restoring Jacob, mocking Babylon’s fallen king, breaking Assyria, and founding Zion as refuge for the afflicted.

Isaiah 13 announces Babylon’s fall, the day of the Lord, and God’s judgment on proud kingdoms through the Medes.

Isaiah 12 celebrates God’s salvation with thanksgiving, trust, joyful worship, and a call for Zion to proclaim his greatness.

Isaiah 11 reveals the Spirit-filled Branch, righteous judgment, renewed creation, and God’s gathering of his scattered remnant.

Isaiah 10 explains unjust rulers, Assyria’s pride, God’s judgment, and the remnant who return to the Mighty God.

Isaiah 9 announces messianic light through David’s promised child and warns proud Israel that unrepented judgment will continue.

Isaiah 8 explains Assyria’s coming flood, Judah’s fear, and the call to trust God’s word in darkness.

Isaiah 7 explains Ahaz’s crisis, the Immanuel sign, and God’s warning that unbelief brings Assyria’s devastating judgment.