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Updated January 27, 2016
Caveat: Some of the
commentaries below have forgone a literal approach to the interpretation
of Scripture and have "replaced" Israel with the Church, effectively taking
God's promises given to the literal nation of Israel and "transferring" them
to the Church. Be a Berean Acts 17:11!
See Introduction to Isaiah by Dr John
Title, Author,
Date, Background, Setting, Historical, Theological Themes,
Interpretive Challenges, Outline by Chapter/Verse. Excellent
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Click Isaiah Overview Chart by Charles Swindoll
The following outline is from Paul Apple's
excellent outline commentary on
Jehovah is Salvation (1062
I. (Isaiah 1-35)
Coming Judgments on Both God's People and God's Enemies But Hope
Offered in the Future Millennial Kingdom –Focus on the Threat from
A. (Isaiah 1:1-12:6)
Jerusalem and Judah Headed for Judgment (Near Term and Eschatological)
but the Delivered Remnant Will Enjoy Millennial Blessings Via the
Reign of Immanuel
(Isaiah 1:1) Introduction to the Book of Isaiah
1. (Isaiah 1:2-5:30)
Indictment of Judah with Interludes regarding Millennial Blessings and
Insights into God's Judgment-chiastic
structure (a-b-c-c-b-a)
(Isaiah 1:2-20) Indictment introduced against Judah for spiritual
rebellion-with a call for repentance
1) (Isaiah 1:2-9)
Spiritual rebellion breaks both the health of the sinner and the heart
of the Sovereign
a) (Isaiah 1:2-4)
Indictment of rebellion as shocking and hurtful
b) (Isaiah 1:5-9) Infection of rebellion as all-encompassing except
for a divinely preserved remnant
2) (Isaiah 1:10-20)
Spiritual rebellion condemned as hypocrisy that demands repentance and
a) (Isaiah 1:10-15)
Rejection of hypocritical religious activity
b) (Isaiah 1:16-20) Call for repentance and reformation
(Isaiah 1:21-2:5) Interlude regarding the glory of the future
Messianic kingdom
1) (Isaiah 1:21-31)
Despite spiritual harlotry, purified Jerusalem promised a future of
justice and righteousness
a) (Isaiah 1:21-23)
Looking at the present-tragic lament-faithful city becomes a harlot
b) (Isaiah 1:24-26) Looking at the process-tough love-harlot becomes a
faithful city
c) (Isaiah 1:27-31) Looking at God's promises-transformed legacy vs.
terminal legacy-redemption for the repentant
2) (Isaiah 2:1-5) The
glory of the coming Messianic kingdom will be manifested in the
universal indoctrination in the Word of God and the unilateral
implementation of justice and peace
a) (Isaiah 2:2-3) The
universal indoctrination program of the Messianic kingdom
b) (Isaiah 2:4) The unilateral implementation program of justice and
peace in the Messianic kingdom
c) (Isaiah 2:5) Application: Learn and Live the Light of God
(Isaiah 2:6-22) Insight into the terrors of the Day of the Lord when
self-absorbed Israel will be abased and quaking before the majestic
presence of the exalted Lord-3 Descriptions of proud Israel's
1) (Isaiah 2:6-9)
Self-absorbed-description of a land filled with iniquity
2) (Isaiah 2:10-17) Abased-description of Israel abased and the Lord
3) (Isaiah 2:18-21) Quaking-description of Israel quaking before the
terror of the Lord and the splendor of His majesty
(Isaiah 3:1-4:1) Insight
into the intended targets of God's judgment amidst the chaos of a
collapsing society-Jerusalem destined for judgment
1) (Isaiah 3:1-15)
Rejection of God leads to the collapse of society and specific
judgment against lofty, male leaders
2) (Isaiah 3:16-4:1) Rejection of God leads to the collapse of society
and specific judgment against arrogant, aristocratic women
(Isaiah 4:2-6) Interlude
regarding the glory of the future Messianic kingdom
as a time of boasting, cleansing and protection-The Messianic God-man
will purge Jerusalem to usher in a kingdom of security where God's
people make their boast in their beautiful and glorious redeemer
(Isaiah 5:1-30) Indictment fleshed out to vindicate God's severe,
righteous judgment
1) (Isaiah 5:1-7) God
cannot be blamed for Israel's apostasy and unfaithfulness-Parable of
the vineyard
2) (Isaiah 5:8-23) God's severe judgment directed against an apostate
people-6 Woes against 6 Perversions:
a) (Isaiah 5:8-10)
Perverters of Possessions
b) (Isaiah 5:11-17) Perverters of Pleasures
c) (Isaiah 5:18-19) Perverters of Reverence
d) (Isaiah 5:20) Perverters of Values
e) (Isaiah 5:21) Perverters of Wisdom
f) (Isaiah 5:22-23) Perverters of Justice
3) (Isaiah 5:24-30) God's
wrath is imminent, intense and inescapable
2. (Isaiah 6:1-13) Isaiah's (Conversion?) Call to ministry and
a. (Isaiah 6:1-7) Isaiah's
call to ministry -- Overwhelmed by forgiveness from a holy God
1) (Isaiah 6:1-4)
Overwhelmed with a vision of the emphasized holiness of the majestic
2) (Isaiah 6:5) Overwhelmed with the guilt of personal and national
3) (Isaiah 6:6-7) Overwhelmed by the gracious provision of forgiveness
b. (Isaiah 6:8-13)
Isaiah's commissioning to a ministry of hardening hearts
1) (Isaiah 6:8) No
predetermined expectations -- Requires a faithful prophet
2) (Isaiah 6:9-10) Ministry expectations -- Seems contradictory to
God's character (e.g. His goodness)
3) (Isaiah 6:11-12) Judgment expectations -- Must accept the duration
and severity of God's judgment while maintaining a heart of compassion
4) (Isaiah 6:13) Remnant expectations-Still anticipates the hope of a
believing remnant
3. (Isaiah 7:1-12:6) Immanuel Introduced as the only valid object of
trust and hope for God's people
a. (Isaiah 7:1-9)
Celebrating the Victory of Faith in the Lord-4 Ways to reinforce the
necessity of faith:
1) (Isaiah 7:1) History
lesson-the victory of faith must feed on past experiences of God's
2) (Isaiah 7:2-4a) Command-the victory of faith must look to God with
3) (Isaiah 7:4b-9a) Encouragement-the victory of faith must be
reinforced with godly encouragement
4) (Isaiah 7:9b) Warning-the victory of faith must respond to divine
b. (Isaiah 7:10-16) The
Messianic promise of Immanuel announced-anticipating fulfillment of
kingdom objectives -- God sovereignly extends His grace in the form of
precious Messianic promises that ensure the fulfillment of His kingdom
objectives and meet our need in times of trial
1) (Isaiah 7:10-11) The
offer of God's grace comes by way of revelation
2) (Isaiah 7:12-13) The rejection of God's grace tests God's patience
(but never frustrates His purposes)
3) (Isaiah 7:14-16) The sovereign extension of God's grace centers on
Messianic fulfillment of kingdom objectives
c. (Isaiah 7:17-25)
The exercise of God's sovereignty over wicked world rulers -- Shocking
judgment comes from the hand of the Lord as He uses wicked instruments
for judgment to bring about almost total desolation
d. (Isaiah 8:1-22) Rely
only on Immanuel
1) (Isaiah 8:1-18)
Immanuel is the only safe sanctuary from hostile enemies
a) (Isaiah 8:1-4) The arm
of flesh (Assyria) can look impressive
b) (Isaiah 8:5-8) The arm of flesh will ultimately destroy you
c) (Isaiah 8:9-15) The only hope for refuge is Immanuel
d) (Isaiah 8:16-18) The signs and wonders associated with the promise
of Immanuel encourage us to anticipate deliverance
2) (Isaiah 8:19-22) Avoid
any contact with the dark side of the occult-8 reasons given
e. (Isaiah 9:1-7) God will
transform His people from gloom to glory by the righteous reign of the
promised Immanuel
d. (Isaiah 9:8-10:4) Rely only on Immanuel -- The unrelenting wrath of
God executes waves of judgment against a people that persist in
rejecting His counsel
1) (Isaiah 9:9B-12)
Critical sin of prideful self-reliance
2) (Isaiah 9:13-17) Critical sin of blind loyalty to godless leaders
3) (Isaiah 9:18-21) Critical sin of self-preservation
4) (Isaiah 10:1-4) Critical sin of judicial injustice and exploitation
c. (Isaiah 10:5-19)
The exercise of God's sovereignty over wicked world rulers -- The
tools used by God for His sovereign purposes (e.g. Assyria) must never
imagine that they function with independent purpose and power
1) (Isaiah 10:5-11)
Contrast between the sovereign purpose and the Assyrian purpose
2) (Isaiah 10:12-14) Contrast between the sovereign power and the
Assyrian power
3) (Isaiah 10:15) Contrast between the praise due to the sovereign
Lord and praise due to the tool nation
4) (Isaiah 10:16-19) Judgment executed by the sovereign Lord against
His tool nation for their moral culpability
b. (Isaiah 10:20-11:10)
The Messianic promise of Immanuel realized-fulfilling kingdom
1) (Isaiah 10:20-34) The
mighty God carries out His master plan for the repentant remnant by
controlling historical cycles of oppression, deliverance and judgment
a) (Isaiah 10:20-23) Word
of hope for the oppressed
b) (Isaiah 10:24-27) Word of deliverance via the coming Anointed One
c) (Isaiah 10:28-34) Word of judgment
2) (Isaiah 11:1-10) In the
future Messianic kingdom the knowledge of the Lord incarnate in
Immanuel will establish justice, peace and unity
a) (Isaiah 11:1-5) The
establishment of justice-Messianic King ruling in wisdom and
righteousness-delighting in the fear of the Lord
b) (Isaiah 11:6-9) The establishment of peace-Messianic Kingdom
environment enjoying peace and harmony-dominated by the knowledge of
c) (Isaiah 11:10) The establishment of unity-Messianic Kingdom nations
submitting eagerly-devoted to the majesty of the Davidic monarch
a. (Isaiah 11:11–12:6)
Celebrating the Victory of Faith in the Lord-Final redemption and
1) (Isaiah 11:11-16) The
redemption of the redeemed -- Exodus redemption revisited in final
victory of the regathered remnant
2) (Isaiah 12:1-6) The rejoicing of the redeemed-Exaltation renewed as
the rescued remnant gives thanks and Testimony
B. (Isaiah 13:1–23:18) Ten Oracles of Judgment (mainly on the
Gentile nations surrounding Judah) Because of Their Pride and
Self-Reliance-Destined for Both Near Term and Eschatological Judgment
With Some Remnant Hope-Application: Trust in God Alone!
1. (Isaiah 13:1–14:27)
Judgment on Babylon-Root Sins of Pride and Self-Reliance Will Be
a. (Isaiah 13:1-22) The
wrath of God directs instruments of destruction against evil nations
on account of their pride and self-reliance
b. (Isaiah 14:1-23) Presumptuous pride brought low-4 reactions to the
destruction of the proud king of Babylon
c. (Isaiah 14:24-27) Transition-Judgment on Assyria-demonstrates God's
sovereignty over all the nations
2. (Isaiah 14:28-32)
Judgment on the Philistines-God's Kingdom will Triumph in the End
(Isaiah 14:28)
Prelude-listen to God's revelation-God provides light in dark times
a. (Isaiah 14:29-30a) Do
not gloat prematurely-God's kingdom will triumph
b. (Isaiah 14:30b-31) Instead, bewail your impending doom-God's
enemies will perish
(Isaiah 14:32) Application
to God's people-Trust in the All-Sufficient Savior
3. (Isaiah 15:1–16:14)
Judgment on Moab-Compassion for the Lost-Prideful idolaters should
stir our hearts to compassion as they face grievous devastation for
their rejection of refuge in Christ
4. (Isaiah 17:1-14) Judgment on Damascus-Warning Against Forgetting
God-Forgetting God dishonors Him greatly but does not cancel out His
covenantal remnant program
a. (Isaiah 17:1b-3)
Devastation coming for Syria and Israel
b. (Isaiah 17:4-6) Glory fading away for Syria and the northern
kingdom of Israel-yet a small remnant preserved
c. (Isaiah 17:7-8) Faith
refocusing on the only true God
d. (Isaiah 17:9-11) Root sin = forgetting God and seeking security in
the arm of the flesh
(Isaiah 18:1-7) Core
Salvation Message for the Gentiles (Isaiah represented here by the
Ethiopians)-Transition from Woe to Worship - Stand Still and See the
Salvation of the Lord and Worship Him Alone
a. (Isaiah 18:1-2)
Woe-Dangerous threats can stir up a frenzy of protective activity
b. (Isaiah 18:3) Waiting-Wait for the Lord to manifest His dominion
c. (Isaiah 18:4-6) Watching-The oppressive invasions by world powers
will be nipped in the bud by the Lord who reigns over all
d. (Isaiah 18:7) Worship-Submission and tribute will be gratefully
offered when the Lord reigns visibly from Mount Zion
5. (Isaiah 19:1-20:6) Judgment on Egypt-The Futility of Trusting in the Arm of
the Flesh and the Process of Salvation-Egypt will face deserved
judgment and experience undeserved blessing-but will never be a
dependable source of salvation
a. (Isaiah 19:1-15) Egypt
cannot save itself-human wisdom leads to ruin
b. (Isaiah 19:16-25) Egypt cannot save you because it needs salvation
itself-The Process of Salvation:
1) (Isaiah 19:16-17)
Conviction of Sin-starting point of the conversion process-Fear of God
2) (Isaiah 19:18) Crossroads of Decision-pledging allegiance-Salvation
vs. Destruction
3) (Isaiah 19:19-22) Consummation of Salvation-leading to worship and
growing knowledge
4) (Isaiah 19:23) Congregation United in Worship-reconciliation and
fellowship on human plane
5) (Isaiah 19:24-25) Congregation United in Blessing-unity of saved
Jews and Gentiles experiencing God's blessings
c. (Isaiah 20:1-6)
Trusting in the arm of the flesh (Egypt and Ethiopia) will be
futile-always leads to bondage and humiliation and shame
6. (Isaiah 21:1-10)
Judgment on Babylon-The Horror of God's Judgment-Horror strikes those
who perceive the destructive consequences of trusting in the arm of
the flesh
a. (Isaiah 21:1-2) Harsh
vision of unrelenting attacks
b. (Isaiah 21:3-4) Horror overwhelms God's prophet
c. (Isaiah 21:5-9) Hopes crushed by the shattering of the arm of the
d. (Isaiah 21:10) Hard
times lie ahead for the people of God before millennial blessing
7-8. (Isaiah 21:11-17) The
Certainty of God's Judgment-There will be no stay of execution with
respect to God's judgment plans for the nations-regardless of how
general or how precise the revelation of His timeline
7. (Isaiah 21:11-12) Judgment on Edom (Dumah = Silence)-How much
longer? Uncertain timeline but hope will be followed by even more
severe hardship
8. (Isaiah 21:13-17) Judgment on Arabia-Precisely one year until
fleeing refugees reduced to a very small defeated remnant
9. (Isaiah 22:1-25) Judgment on Jerusalem-The Valley of
Vision-Unbelief = The Unpardonable Sin –
Two Specific Examples of
a. (Isaiah 22:1-14) The
refusal to trust in God constitutes the unpardonable sin as divine
protection is removed from the self-reliant who blindly party their
way to destruction
b. (Isaiah 22:15-25) Self-reliance leads to condemnation-whether the
fault lies with the leader (and his presumptuous self promotion) or
with the people (and their proclivity for hero worship)
10. (Isaiah 23:1-18)
Judgment on Tyre-The Pride of Earthly Affluence-Greedy capitalism with
its root motivation of prideful self-sufficiency will be judged by God
as prostitution-yet a remnant will be restored and sanctified
C. (Isaiah 24:1–27:13)
Songs of Praise for the Blessings of Faith Enjoyed in Millennial
Triumph After the Catastrophic Devastation of the Guilty World-City of
Man Reduced to Rubble While the City of God Worships and Sings Praises
1. (Isaiah 24:1-23)
Judgment on the Earth-The Whole Earth is Headed for Catastrophic
Devastation and Only the Remnant Remains to Praise God
a. (Isaiah 24:1-12)
Catastrophic devastation and gloom on the entire guilty world in the
day of the Lord
b. (Isaiah 24:13-16a) Worldwide songs of praise from the meager
remnant glorifying the Lord
c. (Isaiah 24:16b-22) Catastrophic devastation of eschatological
d. (Isaiah 24:23) Songs of eternal triumph-Kingdom of God exalted in
the new heavens and new earth
2. (Isaiah 25:1-12) Songs
of Praise for God's Greatness and His Salvation-The Redeemed Need to
Express Their Praise to God for His Greatness and His Salvation
Culminating in Swallowing Up Death for All Time
a. (Isaiah 25:1-5) Song of
praise of the prophet Isaiah-exalting God for His greatness
b. (Isaiah 25:6-12) Song of praise of the redeemed nations-exalting
God for His salvation
3. (Isaiah 26:1-21) Songs
of Praise for the Blessings of Faith-Faith in the Rock of Ages is
Fortified by Valuable Lessons From God's Righteous Judgments
a. (Isaiah 26:1-6)
Celebration of faith-blessings and motivations
b. (Isaiah 26:7-19) Instruction in righteousness-via God's righteous
judgments-impact on the righteous and the wicked
c. (Isaiah 26:20-21) Application: Escaping the day of the Lord's wrath
4. (Isaiah 27:1-13) Song
of Praise of the Fruitful Vineyard-Regathered Israel Flourishes in the
Millennial Kingdom as God Deals Decisively With Her Enemies
a. (Isaiah 27:1)
Transition: Destruction of powerful enemies in preparation for
b. (Isaiah 27:2-6) Contrasting Song of the Vineyard-the protection and
cultivation of the vine keeper produces good fruit that impacts the
world in the millennial kingdom
c. (Isaiah 27:7-11) Two divine actions and two contrasting results-the
moderated discipline of the Lord and the unmitigated destruction of
the enemy city leads to people being either forgiven or forsaken
d. (Isaiah 27:12-13) Two images of the divine regathering of saved
D. (Isaiah 28:1-35:10) 6
Woes Against Worldly Alliances Based on Pride and
Self-Reliance-Destined for Both Near Term and Eschatological Judgment
With Some Remnant Hope-Application: Trust in God Alone!
1. (Isaiah 28:1-29) Woe
#1-Directed Against Harmful Political Leaders = Disoriented Drunkards
and Security-Seeking Scoffers of Israel – The Only Sure Foundation =
The Precious Cornerstone = the Messiah
a. (Isaiah 28:1-13) Woe on
the disoriented drunkards of Ephraim (Northern Kingdom)
b. (Isaiah 28:14-29) Woe extended to the security-seeking scoffers of
Jerusalem (Southern Kingdom)
2. (Isaiah 29:1-14) Woe
#2-Directed Against Religious Hypocrisy in Jerusalem –
The Lord Judges Rote Religious Tradition with Spiritual Blindness
a. (Isaiah 29:1-4)
Jerusalem reduced to dust
b. (Isaiah 29:5-8) Jerusalem's enemies (God's instruments of
discipline) reduced to fine dust
c. (Isaiah 29:9-14) Judgment of spiritual blindness
3. (Isaiah 29:15-24) Woe
#3-Directed Against the Sophisticated Self Sufficient = Those Who
Think They Are Smarter Than God = Deceivers and Defrauders – Those Who
Think They are Smarter Than God Will be Wiped Off the Face of this
a. (Isaiah 29:15-16)
Condemnation for those that mock God = Ruthless Deceivers
b. (Isaiah 29:17-21) Deliverance in the Millennial Kingdom from those
who mock God = Defrauders
c. (Isaiah 29:22-24) Transformation for the redeemed
4. (Isaiah 30:1-33) Woe
#4-Directed Against Alliances with the World –
a. (Isaiah 30:1-7)
Returning to Egypt is the Pathway to Shame and Futility
1) (Isaiah 30:1-5) False
security leads only to shame
2) (Isaiah 30:6-7) Futility is the name of the game
b. (Isaiah 30:8-17)
Rejection of God's Word dooms religious frauds to complete collapse
1) (Isaiah 30:8-11)
Rejection of God's Word is the characteristic mark of religious frauds
who substitute smooth sayings for hard truth
2) (Isaiah 30:12-14) Bad choices (Rejection of God's Word) lead to bad
consequences (your world collapsing and shattering)
3) (Isaiah 30:15-17) Rejection of God's Word leaves nowhere to turn
for deliverance
c. (Isaiah 30:18-33)
Restoration and Retribution culminate in the Day of the Lord
1) (Isaiah 30:18-26)
Restoration to the blessing of covenant privilege = God's Grace
2) (Isaiah 30:27-33) Retribution with fire and brimstone on Assyria
and the enemy nations –both near term and eschatological focus
5. (Isaiah 31:1-32:20) Woe #5-Directed Against Those Who Trust in the
World's Wisdom and Power
a. (Isaiah 31:1-9) 3
Arguments for trusting in God instead of in the world
1) (Isaiah 31:1-3) By way
of Reminder-of the superiority of God to worldly power and wisdom
2) (Isaiah 31:4-5) By way of Illustration-two images of the
invincibility of God in protecting His covenant people
3) (Isaiah 31:6-9) By way of Warning-to trust God alone and escape the
fire of His judgment
b. (Isaiah 32:1-8) Lousy
government and upside down social values will be transformed by the
righteous reign of the Messiah
1) (Isaiah 32:1-4)
Transformed rulers and discerning populace-anticipation of the
glorious reign of the Messiah
2) (Isaiah 32:5-8) Transformed social values-respect for legitimate
nobles vs exposure of fools and rogues
c. (Isaiah 32:9-20)
Complacent feasting will soon be replaced by judgmental famine in
preparation for the eschatological blessings of the outpouring of the
1) (Isaiah 32:9-14)
Warning to complacent women at ease in Zion –Abundance replaced with
2) (Isaiah 32:15-18) Blessings from the outpouring of the Spirit
(Isaiah 32:19-20) Epilogue-Severe judgment precedes abundant blessing
6. (Isaiah 33:1-12) Woe
#6-Directed Against the Destroyer with Deliverance for Zion – When God
Springs Into Visible and Dramatic Action, the Destroyer is Destroyed
and God's People are Delivered
a. (Isaiah 33:1-12) Two
movements of judgment and deliverance
1) (Isaiah 33:1-6) First
movement: judgment and deliverance
2) (Isaiah 33:7-12) Second movement: judgment and deliverance
b. (Isaiah 33:13-24) Two
results of witnessing God's judgment and deliverance –
Appreciate the Savior as our True Deliverer, Lawgiver and King
1) (Isaiah 33:13-16)
Fellowship with the holy omnipotent God
2) (Isaiah 33:17-24) Blessings from the majestic Messiah-King
7. (Isaiah 34:1-35:10)
Summary Conclusion of Woes Against Worldly Alliances
a. (Isaiah 34:1-17) Images
of Slaughter and Desolation flesh out the horrifying picture of the
unleashing of the wrath of God
b. (Isaiah 35:1-10) 3 Kingdom Blessings that encourage believers as we
eagerly anticipate the faithful fulfillment of God's promises
(Isaiah 36-39) –
Object Lessons Regarding Judgment and Deliverance -- Looking back to
Threat of Assyria and Forward to Threat of Babylon
A. (Isaiah 36:1-37:38) Threat From Assyria
1. (Isaiah 36:1-37:7) King
of Assyria Threatens Jerusalem-Seek the Lord for deliverance in times
of Satanic intimidation and pressure rather than cutting a deal with
the devil
2. (Isaiah 37:8-38) The Power of Prayer-Crisis situations provide the
opportunity for God to vindicate His preeminence and glory as He
responds to prayers for deliverance from His covenant people
B. (Isaiah 38:1-39:8) Threat From Babylon
1. (Isaiah 38:1-22)
Healing of Hezekiah-Divine Deliverance demonstrates the sovereignty of
God over life and death . . . and defines our life in terms of worship
2. (Isaiah 39:1-8) Pitfalls of Pride-Opening the door to the threat
from Babylon
II. (Isaiah. 40-66) ORACLES OF COMFORT AND SALVATION –
The sovereign God of creation and history (Isaiah 40-48) sends His
promised Suffering Servant to redeem His people from the judgment they
face (Isaiah 49-57) with the anticipation of entering into the future
glory of the Messianic Kingdom (Isaiah 58-66)-Focus on the Threat from
A. (Isaiah 40:1–48:22)
Supremacy of the Lord-Deliverance From Captivity / Ultimate Redemption
– His Credentials as Sovereign Creator and as Accurate
Predictor/Controller of the Future
1. (Isaiah 40:1-31)
Introduction of Supremacy-Application = Promised Comfort of Zion
a. (Isaiah 40:1-11) Hope
Derives from the Salvation and Governing Blessings Associated With the
Promised Coming of Messiah
b. (Isaiah 40:12-31) Hope Requires Patiently Waiting on the Lord for
Sustaining Strength and Perseverance Because of His Ultimate Supremacy
and Significance
2. (Isaiah 41:1-29) Test
of Supremacy = Who Calls the Shots-Challenge to False Gods to Prove
a. (Isaiah 41:1-7) God
Calls All the Shots-The Supreme "I AM"
b. (Isaiah 41:8-20) God's Covenant People Have No Need to Fear and
Much Cause for Rejoicing
c. (Isaiah 41:21-29) False
Gods Are Powerless to Call the Shots
3. (Isaiah 42:1-25) Praise
of Supremacy
a. (Isaiah 42:1-9) Servant
Song #1-Predicted Justice on Earth is Coming
b. (Isaiah 42:10-17) New Universal Songs of Praise for God Fulfilling
His Promises
c. (Isaiah 42:18-25) Warning: Clueless Israel Still Unresponsive to
God's Discipline
4. (Isaiah 43:1-44:5)
Redemptive Purposes of Supremacy
a. (Isaiah 43:1-13)
Confidence and Certainty in God's Redemptive Purposes
1) God's Special
Relationship to His People Reinforces Our Confidence in God's
Redemptive Purposes
2) God's Identity as the One True God Makes Certain the Performance of
His Redemptive Purposes
b. (Isaiah 43:22-44:5)
God's Gracious Forgiveness Can Transform Worthless Worship Into
Surprising Salvation
5. (Isaiah 44:6-46:13)
Uniqueness of God Undergirds His Supremacy
a. (Isaiah 44:6-23)
Idolatry Makes No Sense In Light of the Uniqueness of God
b. (Isaiah 44:24-45:13) Divine Deliverance Orchestrated by the Unique
Creator/Lord-Predicted Mission of Cyrus
c. (Isaiah 45:14-25) The Uniqueness of God Determines the Exclusivity
of Salvation
d. (Isaiah 46:1-13) Superiority of the Sovereign Unique God Over the
Idols of Babylon
6. (Isaiah 47:1-15)
Humiliation of Babylon (and Their False Gods) For Opposing God's
Supremacy-Powerless to Deliver
7. (Isaiah 48:1-22) Warning Against Neglecting the Message of God's
Supremacy-Keys to Spiritual Listening "There is no peace for the
B. (Isaiah 49:1-57:21)
Servant of the Lord-Suffering Precedes Glory
1. (Isaiah 49:1 - 50:3)
The Unveiling of the Servant with Promised Blessing to Both Israel and
the Gentiles
a. (Isaiah 49:1-13)
Servant Song #2-The Unveiling of the Servant-God's Servant-King will
succeed in His mission of blessing Israel and bringing light to a lost
b. (Isaiah 49:14-50:3) God has not abandoned the nation Israel
2. (Isaiah 50:4-11)
Servant Song #3 -- The Marks of an Obedient Servant -- The victorious
Servant/Disciple has God as his helper in effective communication and
persevering commitment
3. (Isaiah 51:1-52:12) Preparation for Responding to the Mission of
the Servant-Suffering Precedes Glory
a. (Isaiah 51:1-8) 3 Calls
to Pay Attention -- Listen to God's Word of Encouragement-Present
pressures must not distract us from listening to God's Word of
encouragement regarding the consummation of salvation and
b. (Isaiah 51:9-52:12) 3 Wake Up Calls-Embrace the discipline of the
Lord that ultimately leads to divine deliverance as sovereign
redemption demonstrates that God reigns
4. (Isaiah 52:13-53:12)
Servant Song #4 -- The Mission of the Suffering Servant in
Accomplishing Redemption
a. (Isaiah 52:13-15)
Stanza 1-The Exaltation of the Suffering Servant
b. (Isaiah 53:1-3) Stanza 2-The Rejection of the Despised Servant
c. (Isaiah 53:4-6) Stanza 3-The Substitution of the Punished Servant
d. (Isaiah 53:7-9) Stanza 4-The Silent Submission of the Sacrificed
e. (Isaiah 53:10-12) Stanza 5 -- The Exaltation of the Satisfied
5. (Isaiah 54:1-56:8))
Results of Redemption Accomplished by the Suffering Servant
a. (Isaiah 54:1-17) 3
Rocks of Security for the Redeemed People of God
1) (Isaiah 54:1-5) Rock of
a Fruitful, Growing Family
2) (Isaiah 54:6-10) Rock of Committed Love in Marriage
3) (Isaiah 54:11-17) Rock of Glorious Fortified City as the Heritage
of the Servants of the Lord
b. (Isaiah 55:1-13) 3
Superior Aspects of the Gospel of God-God Offers Joy and Peace at No
Cost to Anyone Who Will Seek Him in Repentance Before it is Too Late
1) (Isaiah 55:1-5) Command
to Come-Superior in terms of its Universal and Grace Oriented
2) (Isaiah 55:6-11) Command to Seek-Superior in terms of its Power to
3) (Isaiah 55:12-13) Command to Celebrate-Superior in terms of its
c. (Isaiah 56:1-8)
Outsiders Can Become Insiders-Blessing Promised to All Who Commit to
God's Righteousness –Even Gentiles and Eunuchs
6. (Isaiah 56:9-57:21)
Condemnation Remains for Self-Serving Leadership and Man-Made Religion
a. (Isaiah 56:9-12)
Condemnation of Self Serving Leadership-God Invites Unsuspecting
Disaster Upon the Self Serving Leaders Who Should Be Protecting and
Feeding his Vulnerable Flock
b. (Isaiah 57:1-21) Man-Made Religion Can Never Produce Peace -- Peace
Only Comes From Sovereign Grace of a Holy God
"There is no peace for the wicked"
C. (Isaiah 58:1-66:24)
Salvation of the Lord-Future Glory Lies Ahead
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Isaiah 1:1-16 - Introduction/Isaiah Prophesies Against Complacent
Isaiah 1:17-2:22 - The Lord Will Judge Judea And Establish His
Kingdom There In the Lat Days
Isaiah 3-4 Judgment For Jerusalem And Judea/Restoration Of The Earth
And The Faithful Remnant
Isaiah 5 Six Woes Of
Isaiah 6 The Vision And Calling Of Isaiah
Isaiah 7-8 The Ministry
Of Isaiah To King Ahaz And Jerusalem At Large
Isaiah 9 Hope For The Nation Comes Through A Son To Be Born
Isaiah 10 Judgment Is
Determined For The Assyrians
Isaiah 11 The Root And The Shoot Springs Forth From Jesse
Isaiah 12-13 Israel's
Song Of Praise/ Babylon To Be Judged
Isaiah 14 How God Judges Evil
Isaiah 15-16 The Judgment Of Moab
Isaiah 17-18 The Judgment Of Damascus And Ethiopia
Isaiah 19-20 The Burden
And Restoration Of Egypt
Isaiah 21-22: The Burden Of Babylon, Edom, and Arabia, And The
Valley Of Vision
Isaiah 23-24 The Burden Of Tyre,
Apocalyptic Vision: Part 1
Isaiah 25-26 Apocalyptic Vision,
Part 2: The Song Of Praise
Isaiah 27-28 Apocalyptic Vision,
Part 3: Deliverance Of Israel / Woe To Ephraim
Isaiah 29 Woe To Ariel / Woe To
Those Who Try To Deeply Hide Their Plans From The Lord
Isaiah 30 Woe To Those Who
Execute Plans Without The Lord
Isaiah 31-32 Woe To Those Who Go
Down To Jerusalem For Help & Rely On Horses/Reign Of The Righteous
Isaiah 33 Woe To The
Treacherous Destroyer: Assyria
Isaiah 34-45 The Lord
Will Judge All Nations / Everlasting Joy Will Fill Christ's Kingdom
Isaiah 36-37 When Judea Turns To
The Lord He Finally Dispatches Assyria
Isaiah 38-39 Hezekiah Is Healed
Then Shows His Treasures To Babylon
Isaiah 40 How Great Is Your God?
Isaiah 41 Who Besides The Lord
Can Bring Into Being What Does Not Exist And Foretell The Future?
Isaiah 42 The Lord Says, "Behold
My Servant!"
Isaiah 43 The Lord Will Be With
His People Through The Waters And The Fire
Isaiah 44 The Lord He Alone Is
God And There Is No Other
Isaiah 45 The Captive Judeans Are
Encouraged To Gather Themselves Together And Come Out"
Isaiah 46-47 Babylon, All Of Her
Sorceries, Magic Spells, And Astrology Shall Not Be Able To Deliver
Isaiah 48 Judea Must Finally Take
Ownership For Her Sins
Isaiah 49 God's Ideal Servant
Declares His Own Coming And Works
Isaiah 50-51 God's Ideal Servant
Is A Model Disciple And All Are Called To Be Obedient To Him
Isaiah 52 Israel Is Told To
Clothe Themselves In Strength & Beautiful Garments For The Coming Of
God's Servant
Isaiah 53 The Suffering Servant
Is Revealed
Isaiah 54-55 The Blessing On Zion
And The Invitation To Come
Isaiah 56-57 God's People Are To
Walk In Righteousness & Justice, Leaders Rebuked For Failing To
Watch & Protect
Isaiah 58-59 Be Careful Of Your
Motives For Fasting / General Call To Repentance Of Sin
Isaiah 60-61 Zion Glorified /
God's Ideal Servant Speaks Of His Work
Isaiah 62-63 I Cannot Keep Silent
Until Jerusalem Shines In Righteousness & Brings Salvation / The
Lord Pours Out His Vengeance On The Nations
Isaiah 64-65 Isaiah's Intercession For The People / The Lord's
Isaiah 66 The
Consummation Of God's Plans For Mankind
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Isaiah 66:17-24 - The Culmination of a Glorious Vision
Alan Carr
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Isaiah 1:18 The Invitation
To Cleansing
Isaiah 6:1-8 What We need In The Down Times
Isaiah 9:6 No Wonder They Call Him
Isaiah 9:6 His Name Shall Be
Called Wonderful
Isaiah 9:6; Matthew 1:21-25 What's
In A Name?
Isaiah 12:1-3 Where
Salvation Will Take You
Isaiah 21:6-12 Watchman, What
Of The Night?
Isaiah 25:8-9 Some Tears Our
Lord Will Wipe Away
Isaiah 25:8-9 He Fought The
Battles, I Enjoy The Victories
Isaiah 35:8-9 Traveling The
Heavenly Highway
Isaiah 38:17-20 The Psalm Of The
Rescued Saint
Isaiah 41:8-10 Precious Promises
For Your Journey
Isaiah 42:1-4 Our Tender Lord
Isaiah 43:1-7 How To Enjoy Your
Salvation -
Isaiah 45:22 Salvation Made Plain
And Simple
Isaiah 49:13-18 Unforgettable
Isaiah 53:1-3 The Real Beauty Of
Isaiah 53:4 Jesus: Our Burden
Isaiah 55:1-3 The Invitation
To Contentment
Rich Cathers
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Exposition of Isaiah
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The Message of the Prophet Isaiah-Chart
Isaiah 1- The Great Indictment
Isaiah 2-4 -Jerusalem Purged By Judgment and Blessed
Isaiah 5-6 - Vineyard of Jehovah and Isaiah's Call
and Commission
Isaiah 7-8 -The Book of Immanuel - Babylon
Isaiah 13-14 -The Oracles Regarding the Nations
Isaiah 15-18 -The Oracles Regarding the Nations Moab
and Damascus
Isaiah 18-20 -The Oracles Regarding the Nations -
Ethiopia and Egypt
Isaiah 21-23 -Burdens Concerning the Nations
Isaiah 24-25 -The Tribulation and The Millennium
Isaiah 26-27 -Israel's Song of Hope During the
Isaiah 28-29 - The First and Second Woes
Isaiah 30-31- The Third and Fourth Woes
Isaiah 33 - The Fifth Woe
Isaiah 34-35 - World Judgment and World Blessing
PORTION OF ISAIAH'S PROPHECY - Isaiah 36-39
Isaiah 36-37 - Sennacherib's Challenge to the
Isaiah 38-39 - Hezekiah's Sickness and he Visit of
the Ambassadors from Babylon
Isaiah 40 - Jewish Evangelization Commanded
Isaiah 42-43:13 - Messianic Times According to Isaiah
Isaiah 43:14- 44-5
Isaiah 44:6-23
Isaiah 44:24-45:25 -The Two Restorations of Israel
Isaiah 46-48 - Babylon's Final Overthrow and Israel's
Complete Deliverance by Her Messiah
Isaiah 49 - The Servant of Jehovah and Israel's
Isaiah 50 - The Servant of Jehovah King Messiah
Isaiah 51:1-52:12 - A Triple Call And a Threefold
Exhortation To Awake
Isaiah 52:13-53:12 - The Servant of Jehovah Set Forth in Isaiah
Isaiah-The Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 54 - Israel and the Millennial Jerusalem
Isaiah 55-57 - A Call To Israel To Repent
Isaiah 58-60 -The Final Call For Israel To Lay Aside
Formalism and Wickedness and To Accept Her Messiah
Isaiah 61 - A Blueprint of Messianic Times
Isaiah 62:1-63:6 - Israel In Gods Future Plan
Isaiah 63:7-64:12 - A Second Version of Israel's
Confession Of Her National Sin
Isaiah 65 - Isaiah's Viewing the Future
Isaiah 66 - Matters of the End Time
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What does the Bible mean when it refers
to a "Daughter of Zion"?
What does it mean that God is holy,
holy, holy?
Is 'virgin' or 'young woman' the correct
translation of Isaiah 7:14?
What is the Key of David?
What does it mean that Jesus is our
Wonderful Counselor (Isaiah 9:6)?
What does it mean that Jesus is the
Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6)?
Why are both Jesus and Satan referred to
as the morning star?
How, why, and when did Satan fall from
Why does Isaiah 45:7 say that God
created evil?
What does it mean and when will it
happen that every knee shall bow?
Why wasn't Jesus named Immanuel?
What are the four Servant Songs in
Is Isaiah 53 'The Suffering Servant' a
prophecy about Jesus?
What does it mean that "by His stripes
we are healed"?
Where do the Hebrew Scriptures prophesy
the death and resurrection of the Messiah?
What is the meaning of "Hephzibah" in
the Bible?
Why are all of our righteous acts
considered filthy rags?
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Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 40:1-11: The voice of comfort
Isaiah 40:12-31: Strength for the weary
Isaiah 41:1-29: The servant, the worm, and the
Isaiah 42:1-9: The servant of compassion
Isaiah 43:1-7: The love that goes with us
Isaiah 43:14-21: You ain't seen nothin' yet
Isaiah 44:6-20: Feeding on ashes
Isaiah 45:14-25: God's amazing plan
Isaiah 46:1-13: The God who carries you
Isaiah 48:1-22: A new day
Isaiah 49:1-6: You can't outdream God
Isaiah 49:7-13: God affirms His servant
Isaiah 50:4-11: Trusting God in the darkness
Isaiah 52:1-10: God comes home
Isaiah 52:13-15: A strange wisdom
Isaiah 53:1-3: Ordinary appearance,
extraordinary love
Isaiah 53:4-6: Wounded healer
Isaiah 53:7-9: Strange twists in the story
Isaiah 53:10-12: The servant enjoys his family
Isaiah 54:1-5: Breaking out of the box
Isaiah 54:6-10: The compassion of the Lord
Isaiah 54:11-17: The greatest city in the
Isaiah 55:1-5: Invitation to a feast
Isaiah 55:6-13: Music from home
David Guzik
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Isaiah 1:1-4:6
Isaiah 5:1-Isaiah 9:7
Isaiah 9:8-Isaiah 14:32
Isaiah 15:1-Isaiah 23:18
Isaiah 24:1-Isaiah 27:13
Isaiah 28:1-Isaiah 35:10
Isaiah 36:1-Isaiah 40:8
Isaiah 40: 9 - Isaiah
45:14 Commentary
Isaiah 45:14-Isaiah 49:4
Isaiah 49:5-Isaiah 51:16
Isaiah 51:17-Isaiah 53:9
Isaiah 53:10-Isaiah
55:13 Commentary
Isaiah 56:1-Isaiah 58:14
Isaiah 59:1-Isaiah 60:5
Isaiah 60:6 - Isaiah
62:3 Commentary
Isaiah 62:4-Isaiah 64:3
Isaiah 64:4-Isaiah 65:12
Isaiah 65:13-Isaiah
66:24 Commentary
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Isaiah 40:18-31 Life Sentence (Our Daily
40:25, 27-28 Our Thoughts of God (J I Packer)
40:21-31 Three Proofs of God's Ownership of This Universe (Today in
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Isaiah 53:6
Our Troubles (Our Daily Bread)
Isaiah 54:2
Six Inch Christians (Pastoral Renewal)
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Dr Neil Cushman
comments on use of Ironside in preaching Isaiah - "Summary on
Ironside: Therefore, Ironside's commentary on Isaiah remains an
effective tool for preachers who seek to understand Isaiah in respect
to the overall argument of the prophet from the perspective of a
dispensationalist. The commentary's weaknesses, however, are
significant enough that it might not be consulted by the preacher at
all. First, this tome is not technical in any sense; it does not deal
with the Hebrew text (including any textual critical issues). Second,
it interacts very little with other literature on Isaiah. Third, it
passes over difficult passages in Isaiah with little comment. Fourth,
it does not have the advantage of using literary tools that have been
developed in the latter part of the 20th century. In short, it is
dated and somewhat devotional. But this is what one might expect
from popular commentaries that were produced in the first half of the
20th century. This brief survey of Ironside's commentary on Isaiah
raises two related problems pertaining to homiletics and Isaiah for
dispensationalists. First, sermons on this prophecy frequently
overlook the argument of the book as a whole. Favorite texts are
presented in isolation from the main theme. Many a missionary message
has been preached from Isaiah 6 without comment on how this divine
scene fits Isaiah's overall message. Christmas sermons on Isaiah 7:14
or 9:6 skim over the greater implications of messianic promises of the
Davidic king's incarnation. Passion sermons on Isaiah 53 (Isaiah
52:13-53:12) disregard this chapter's placement between promises of
Israel's restoration (Isaiah 51:1-52:12) and a song that celebrates
Israel's national salvation (Isaiah 54:1-17). Second, few exegetical
resources are available on Isaiah that might help the preacher with
the problem described above. Commentaries which address textual,
lexical, syntactical, and critical issues of the text are almost
without exception non-dispensational. Most dispensational works, on
the other hand, are either popular works like Ironside's commentary or
they are exegetically weak.... In the past year, 468 sermons in which
Isaiah was the principal text were uploaded onto Sermon Audio's
website. Since approximately 6000 sermons were uploaded during that
same period of time, sermons on Isaiah would account for nearly 8
percent of those preached. As previously noted, preachers frequently
focus on familiar texts in Isaiah's prophecy. Thus, homeleticians
expounded Isaiah 6 thirty-one times, 7:14 eighteen times, 9:6 thirty
times, and chapter 53 ninety- three times. In the majority of these
sermons the overall message of Isaiah was not mentioned, although the
historical context was sometimes addressed, especially in respect to
chapters 6 and 7. (Preaching
Isaiah: Dispensational Issues - Neal Cushman)
Audio by Cushman)
Isaiah 1 - THE CALL TO
Isaiah 2 - ZION'S FUTURE
Isaiah 3 - JUDAH'S FALLEN
Isaiah 4 - WHEN THE LORD
Isaiah 5 - THE PARABLE OF
Isaiah 6 - THE PROPHET'S
Isaiah 7 - THE VIRGIN'S
Isaiah 8 -
Isaiah 9 - THE PROMISED
Isaiah 10 - THE ASSYRIAN
Isaiah 11 & 12 - WHEN
Isaiah 13-14 - THE BURDEN
Isaiah 15-16 - THE BURDEN
Isaiah 17 - DAMASCUS AND
Isaiah 18 - THE LAND
Isaiah 19-20 - THE BURDEN
Isaiah 21 - BABYLON, DUMAH,
Isaiah 22 - THE VALLEY OF
Isaiah 23 - THE BURDEN OF
Isaiah 24 - COMING
Isaiah 25 - EXULTANT SONG
Isaiah 26 - ISRAEL'S
Isaiah 27 - JEHOVAH'S
Isaiah 28 - JUDGMENTS PAST
Isaiah 29 - SECOND AND
Isaiah 30 - JUDAH'S
Isaiah 31 - REMONSTRANCE
Isaiah 32 - PREPARATIONS
Isaiah 33 - THE SIXTH WOE
Isaiah 34 - THE DAY OF
Isaiah 35 - MILLENNIAL
Isaiah 36-39 - THE
Isaiah 40 - GOD THE
Isaiah 41 - THE INFINITELY
Isaiah 42 - THE CHOSEN
Isaiah 43 - GOD'S
Isaiah 44 - GOD'S
Isaiah 45 - THE COMING OF
Isaiah 46 - THE
Isaiah 47 - THE DOWNFALL
Isaiah 48 - GOD'S
Isaiah 49 - MESSIAH
Isaiah 50 - WHY ISRAEL HAS
Isaiah 51 - THE CALL TO
Isaiah 52 - THE GOOD
Isaiah 53 - THE
Isaiah 54 - THE CALL TO
Isaiah 55 - THE GREAT
Isaiah 56 - ENCOURAGEMENT
Isaiah 57 - STRANGERS AND
Isaiah 58 - FASTS AND
Isaiah 59 - ADDERS' EGGS
Isaiah 60 - GOD GLORIFIED
Isaiah 61 - THE ANOINTED
Isaiah 62 - PROCLAMATION
Isaiah 63 - THE WARRIOR
Isaiah 64 - THE HEART-CRY
Isaiah 65 - NEW HEAVENS
Isaiah 66 - THE END OF THE
Isaiah 1
Isaiah 2
Isaiah 3
Isaiah 4
Isaiah 5
Isaiah 6
Isaiah 7
Isaiah 8
Isaiah 9
Isaiah 10
Isaiah 11
Isaiah 12
Isaiah 13
Isaiah 14
Isaiah 15
Isaiah 16
Isaiah 17
Isaiah 18
Isaiah 19
Isaiah 20
Isaiah 21
Isaiah 22
Isaiah 23
Isaiah 24
Isaiah 25
Isaiah 26
Isaiah 27
Isaiah 28
Isaiah 29
Isaiah 30
Isaiah 31
Isaiah 32
Isaiah 33
Isaiah 34
Isaiah 35
Isaiah 36
Isaiah 37
Isaiah 38
Isaiah 39
Isaiah 40
Isaiah 41
Isaiah 42
Isaiah 43
Isaiah 44
Isaiah 45
Isaiah 46
Isaiah 47
Isaiah 48
Isaiah 49
Isaiah 50
Isaiah 51
Isaiah 52
Isaiah 53
Isaiah 54
Isaiah 55
Isaiah 56
Isaiah 57
Isaiah 58
Isaiah 59
Isaiah 60
Isaiah 61
Isaiah 62
Isaiah 63
Isaiah 64
Isaiah 65
Isaiah 66
Isaiah 1:1-31 The Great Arraignment - Wickedness
of Formal Worship
Isaiah 2:1-4:6 The Two Jerusalems: Past and
Isaiah 5:1-30 Vineyard of Jehovah - Problem of
Isaiah 6:1-13 The Prophet Cleansed, Called &
Isaiah 7:1-25 The Virgin's Son: the Divine Sign
Isaiah 8:1–9:7 The Stone of Stumbling and the
Mighty God
Isaiah 9:1-7 The Child Who Is a Father
Isaiah 9:8–10:34 The Destruction of the World's
Isaiah 11:1–12:6 The Coming and Consummation of
Jehovah's Kingdom
Isaiah 13:1–14:23 Babylon and Lucifer
Isaiah 14:24–18:7 Isaiah and the Foreign Nations
Isaiah 19:1–23:18 Isaiah and the Foreign Nations
Isaiah 24:1–25:12 Little Apocalypse I: The
Moral Universe in Judgment
Isaiah 26:1–27:13 Little Apocalypse II: Israel
Raised From the Dead and Fruitful In The Earth
Isaiah 28 The Book of Woes - I: Covenant with
Death, the Sure Foundation
Isaiah 29 The Book of Woes - II: Formalism,
Faithlessness and the Holy One of Israel
Isaiah 30-31 Politics and Faith,
the Folly of Trusting Horses and Chariots
Isaiah 32 The Ideal Man and What's Wrong With
Isaiah 33 The Treacherous Assyrian and the
Glorious Lord
Isaiah 34-35 The Battle of Armageddon, the
Coming of the Lord and the Kingdom of God
Isaiah 36-39 History, Prophecy & Son -
Difference Jesus Christ Makes
Isaiah 40:1-31 The Comfort of Israel's
Incomparable God
Isaiah 41:1-7 Jehovah: the Sovereign Lord of
Isaiah 42 The Servant of Jehovah, the Covenant
of the People and the Light of the Gentiles
Isaiah 43-44:23 After Discipline: Deliverance
Isaiah 44:24-45:25 Cyrus: Anointed of Jehovah
and His Greater Captain
Isaiah 46:1-47:15 Babylon Again! Its Gods and
Its Fall
Isaiah 46:1-47:15 The Moral Claims of Predicted
Isaiah 49:1-26 Glorious Success of the
Discouraged Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 50:1-11 Israel's Sin and the Servant's
Steadfast Salvation
Isaiah 51-52:12 Tidings of Salvation to Stricken
Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Degradation and Exaltation of
the Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 54 The Glory of the Covenant Nation
Isaiah 55-57 Sure Mercies of David, Invitation,
Admonition, Denunciation
Isaiah 58 True Worship, or the Works of
Isaiah 59 The Power of Human Sin
Isaiah 60 Vistas of the Future, or the
Glory of the Kingdom of God
Isaiah 61-62 The Glory of the Servant and His
Isaiah 63-64 The Advent in Judgment and Appeal
for Deliverance
Isaiah 65 Jehovah's Answer to Israel's Appeal
New Heavens & Earth
Isaiah 66 The Seat of the Scornful in the Day of
Isaiah 52:13-15 The
Startling Christ
Isaiah 53:1-3 The
Misunderstood Messiah
Isaiah 53:4-6 The
Vicarious Messiah
Isaiah 53:10-12; The
Submissive Messiah
Isaiah 53:10-12 The
Sovereign Messiah
Isaiah 1:1-31 Introduction
Isaiah 2:1-5 Messianic
Salvation in the Last Days
Isaiah 4:2-6 The Glorious
Isaiah 6:1-13 The Holy
Seed, the Stump in the Land
Isaiah 7:1-25 The Greatest
Political Power in Israel Since David
Isaiah 9:2-7 The Messianic
King: The Mighty God
Isaiah 11:1-12:6 The
Salvation of Jehovah
Isaiah 40:1-31 The Comfort
of Israel's Incomparable God
Isaiah 42:1-25 The Servant
of Jehovah, the Covenant of the People and Light of the Gentiles
Isaiah 49:1-26 The
Glorious Success of the Troubled Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 50:1-11 The
Servant's Words to Zion's Children
Isaiah 49:1-26 Degradation
and Exaltation
Isaiah 54:1-17 The Glory
of the Servants of Jehovah
Isaiah 55:1-13 The Sure
Mercies of David
Isaiah 59:1-21 Jehovah's
Coming and Covenant
Isaiah 60:1-22 The City of
the Kingdom
Isaiah 61:1-3 The Glory of
the Servant
Isaiah 63:1-64:12 The
Advent in Judgment
Isaiah 65:1-25 Jehovah's
Answer to Israel's Appeal
Isaiah 66:1-24 The Seat of
the Scornful in the Day of Salvation
Isaiah 1:1-9, 16-20 The Great Suit:
Jehovah Versus Judah
Isaiah 1:3 The Stupidity of Godlessness
Isaiah 1:30, 31 What Sin Does to Men
Isaiah 4:5 The Perpetual Pillar of
Cloud and Fire
Isaiah 5:8-10 A Prophet's Woes
Isaiah 6:1-13 Vision and Service
Isaiah 6:1 The Empty Throne Filled
Isaiah 6:2 A Seraph's Wings
Isaiah 6:5 The Making of a Prophet
Isaiah 8:6, 7 Shiloh and Euphrates
Isaiah 9:2-7 The Kingdom and the King
Isaiah 10:17 Light or Fire?
Isaiah 11:1-10 The Sucker from the
Felled Oak
Isaiah 12:3 The Well-spring of
Isaiah 17:10, 11 The Harvest of a
Godless Life
Isaiah 25:6-8 In This Mountain'
Isaiah 25:6 The Feast on the Sacrifice
Isaiah 25:7 The Veil over All Nations
Isaiah 26:1-10 The Song of Two Cities
Isaiah 26:1-2 Our Strong City
Isaiah 26:3-4 The Inhabitant of the
Isaiah 27:5 The Grasp that Brings Peace
Isaiah 28:1-13 The Judgment of
Drunkards and Mockers
Isaiah 28:3-5 A Crown of Pride or a
Crown of Glory
Isaiah 62:3 Man's Crown and God's
Isaiah 28:16 The Foundation of God
Isaiah 28:21 God's Strange Work
Isaiah 28:23-29 The Husbandman and His
Isaiah 30:15 'Quietness and Confidence'
Isaiah 30:18 God's Waiting and Man's
Isaiah 31:5 Three Pictures of One
Isaiah 31:9 The Lord's Furnace
Isaiah 32:2 The Hiding-place
Isaiah 33:14, 15, 1Jn 4:16 How to Dwell
in the Fire of God
Isaiah 33:16 The Fortress of the
Isaiah 33:21 The Rivers of God
Isaiah 33:22 Judge, Lawgiver, King
Isaiah 35:5-6 Miracles of Healing
Isaiah 35:6-7 Mirage or Lake
Isaiah 35:8-9 The King's Highway
Isaiah 35:9-10 What Life
s Journey May
Isaiah 37:14-21, 33-38 The Triumph of
Isaiah 37:14 Where to Carry Troubles
Isaiah 40:1-10 Great Voices from Heaven
Isaiah 40:9 O Thou that Bringest Good Tidings
Isaiah 40:2, 28 'Have Ye Not? Hast Thou
Isaiah 40:26, 29 Unfailing Stars and
Fainting Men
Isaiah 40:30, 31 The Secret of Immortal
Isaiah 42:3, 4 Christ the Arrester of Incipient Evil
and the Nourisher of Incipient Good
Isaiah 42:16 The Blind Man's Guide
Isaiah 43:1,7 Thy Name: My Name
Isaiah 44:1,2 Jacob Israel Jeshurun
Isaiah 44:20 Feeding on Ashes
Isaiah 44:22 Writing Blotted Out and
Mist Melted
Isaiah 44:15, 19 Hidden and Revealed
Isaiah 45:12, 14 A Righteousness Near
and a Swift Salvation
Isaiah 48:18 A River of Peace and Waves
of Righteousness
Isaiah 49:9 Feeding in the Ways
Isaiah 49:11 The Mountain Road
Isaiah 49:16 The Writing on God's Hands
Isaiah 50:4 The Servant's Words to the
Isaiah 50:5 The Servant's Obedience
Isaiah 50:6 The Servant's Voluntary
Isaiah 50:7 The Servant's Inflexible
Isaiah 50:8,9 The Servant's Triumph
Isaiah 50:10 A Call to Faith
Isaiah 50:11 Dying Fire
Isaiah 52:1 The Awakening of Zion
Isaiah 52:3 A Paradox of Selling and
Isaiah 52:11 Clean Carriers
Isaiah 52:11, 12, Marching Orders
Isaiah 53:1 The Arm of the Lord
Isaiah 53:2,3 The Suffering Servant I
Isaiah 53:4-6 The Suffering Servant II
Isaiah 53:7-9 The Suffering Servant III
Isaiah 53:10 The Suffering Servant IV
Isaiah 53:11 The Suffering Servant V
Isaiah 53:12 The Suffering Servant VI
Isaiah 54:10 The Passing and the
Isaiah 55:1-13 The Call to the Thirsty
Isaiah 55:1 The Great Proclamation
Isaiah 55:8,9 God's Ways and Man's
Isaiah 54:12 Can We Be Sure of
To-morrow? A New Year's Sermon
Isaiah 59:6, Re 3:18 Flimsy Garments
Isaiah 60:1-3 The Sunlit Church
Isaiah 60:18 Walls and Gates
Isaiah 61:3 The Joy-bringer
Isaiah 62:1, 6, 7 The Heavenly Workers
and the Earthly Watchers
Isaiah 63:1 Mighty to Save
Isaiah 63:2,3 The Winepress and Its Treader
Isaiah 63:9 The Sympathy of God
Isaiah 64:5 How to Meet God
Isaiah 65:16 'The God of the Amen'
J Vernon McGee
Isaiah Commentary
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FOREWORD: If Isaiah
is "The Prince of Prophets," then the Book of Isaiah is the most
majestic of all the books of prophecy. It has been our intention in
these pages to direct the attention of the reader to the Person of the
One who is both Saviour and Sovereign. We trust that there is
something helpful in every comment on this magnificent prophecy. No
attempt has been made to create an artistic production—rather our
effort is to place tools in the hands of those who long to dig for
treasure in the Word of God. This book is practical rather than
poetic. It is geared to everyday living, not to the hypothetical
theories of theologians.
See comments below.
Isaiah Sees the Savior
Isaiah and His Contemporaries
The King of Persia as Deliverer
The Symphonic Structure
The Real Cause of Exile
Importance of Chapter 40
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The Servant of the LORD
Isaiah 42:1-7 Commentary
Isaiah 42:8-25 Commentary
Isaiah 43 Commentary
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Isaiah 49:1-12 Commentary
Isaiah 49:14-50:3
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Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Commentary
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While MacRae seems to be generally conservative and evangelical, some
of his comments on prophecy seem to be a bit far fetched and for lack
of a better word "incongruous" with other comments he makes on similar
phrases or descriptions. A healthy Berean attitude is in order to
discern the wheat from the chaff. For example, see
page 15
comments on Isa
2:2-4 and Isa 4:2-6 which almost all conservative evangelical
commentaries refers to the
while MacRae does not.
As an aside, be aware that
the majority of commentaries on Isaiah, ancient and modern,
do not
interpret Isaiah's prophecies
passages that can clearly be read normally in a literal sense. One
result is that many of the prophetic promises clearly directed
literally to the nation of Israel are instead interpreted as promises
now fulfilled to the Church (See
What is replacement theology? and
Allegorizing and Spiritualizing the Truth)
James Rosscup has this
critique of MacRae's printed book "The Gospel of Isaiah": The
President and Professor of Old Testament at Biblical School of
Theology in Hatfield, PA wrote this. He was one of Dr. Robert Dick
Wilson's outstanding students. The work is not a commentary but a book
elucidating themes in Isa 40:1–56:8, showing the interrelation of
thoughts and the development of themes, based on the original Hebrew.
The section has more verses cited in the New Testament than any other
Old Testament passage of its length. Several portions of Handel's
Messiah came from here. The chapter on Cyrus as God's instrument has
many good insights, as do the discussions on Isaiah 40 and the several
chapters on the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 41–53, and the thoughts
on chapters 54–56. (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors)
Understanding Isaiah
Isaiah 1-6 Commentary
Isaiah 7-12 Commentary
Isaiah 13-23 Commentary
Isaiah 24-27 Commentary
Isaiah 28-35 Commentary
Isaiah 36-39 Commentary
Isaiah 40-66 Commentary
Isaiah Translated and
Explained - Volume 1 (Isaiah 1-35)
Isaiah 1 Commentary
Isaiah 2 Commentary
Isaiah 3 Commentary
Isaiah 4 Commentary
Isaiah 5 Commentary
Isaiah 6 Commentary
Isaiah 7 Commentary
Isaiah 8 Commentary
Isaiah 9 Commentary
Isaiah 10 Commentary
Isaiah 11 Commentary
Isaiah 12 Commentary
Isaiah Translated and
Explained - Volume 2 (Isaiah 36-66)
Jim Rosscup:
is one of the best older expositions of the book from a Hebrew
scholar. There
are frequent word studies; he deals with syntax; he has an original
translation; his commentary is more detailed than most and is often
helpful verse by verse. (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors)
NOTE: Be an Acts 17:11
Berean as not all of these dictionaries interpret Isaiah literally.
Isaiah - Theology of Isaiah by Paul Wegner
(Baker's Evangelical Dictionary)
Isaiah - Bridgeway Bible Dictionary
Isaiah - Nave's Topical Bible
Isaiah - American Tract Society Bible Dictionary
Isaiah - Chabad Knowledge Base
Isaiah - Easton's Bible Dictionary
Isaiah - Fausset's Bible Dictionary
Isaiah - Holman Bible Dictionary
Isaiah - Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Isaiah - Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament
Isaiah - Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament
Isaiah - Whyte's Dictionary of Bible Characters
Isaiah - Watson's Biblical & Theological Dictionary
Isaiah - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Isaiah - Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and
Ecclesiastical Literature
Isaiah - Kitto's Popular Cyclopedia of Biblial
Isaiah Commentary 1
Isaiah Commentary 5
Isaiah Commentary 9
Isaiah Commentary 15
Isaiah Commentary 24
Isaiah Commentary 28
Isaiah Commentary 36
Isaiah Commentary 40
Isaiah Commentary 45
Isaiah Commentary 49
Isaiah Commentary 51
Isaiah Commentary 53
Isaiah Commentary 56
Isaiah Commentary 59
Isaiah Commentary 60
Isaiah Commentary 62
Isaiah Commentary 64
Isaiah Commentary 65
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The Prophets and the
Promise - Index to his 433 Page Book
Preliminary - Sources,
Interpreting Sources
Terms Used to Describe the
History of the Prophets
The Prophet A Citizen with
a Message
Functions of a prophet:
Naturalistic vs Supernaturalistic
The Prophet's Message (eg Micaiah's lying spirit)
The Prophet as a Giver of
The Promise Doctrine as
Taught in the NT
The Promise Given to the
The Promise as Renewed to
Israel and to David
The Promise Doctrine of
the Prophets and Psalmists
Messianic Terms - The
Messianic Terms - The
Kingdom and Its Anointed Kings
Messianic Terms - Yahweh's
Hasidh (Hhasidh)
Collateral Lines of
Messianic Expectation and
The Apologetic Value of
Commentary on the book of the Prophet Isaiah -
Volume 1
Commentary on the book of the Prophet Isaiah -
Volume 2
Commentary on the book of the Prophet Isaiah -
Volume 3
Commentary on the book of the Prophet Isaiah -
Volume 4
Rosscup's critique of John Calvin: A lucid amillennial
commentary, in this reviewer's judgment good but not as directly to
the point and certainly not as recent as amillennial works by
Leupold, Young, etc.
Critique: Be cautious. Calvin does not interpret the text
literally and as a result assigns to the Church the prophetic promises
that in context were clearly given by God to His Chosen People, the
nation of Israel. For example in his 4 volumes, Calvin uses the term "church"
1228 times and the term "Israel" only 515 times in a book clearly
addressed by a Jewish prophet to Judah and Jerusalem and not the
church (Isa 1:1, 2:1, etc is very clear as to the intended audience -
to change it to the church is to spiritualize the text. Read
Allegorizing and Spiritualizing the Truth)
Top 5 Commentaries on the Book of Isaiah by
Keith Mathison - Ligonier Ministries - caveat - some listed do not
interpret Isaiah literally!
Best Commentaries on Isaiah - Tim Challies -
Caveat - Like Mathison above, he ranks Motyer the top commentary - see
Rosscup below
James Rosscup:
Motyer in this 594-pp. book draws on three decades of study in Isaiah to
help readers by careful evangelical, exegetical work in grammar, word
study, context, background, customs, and theology. He meets problems,
not dodging them or putting a haze on them. He combines clarity with
fresh and stimulating style and even an eye for relevancy today. He
believes that Isaiah 7:14 refers to "the divine son of David" (86), defending
this view and connecting the child with the mighty God in Isaiah 9:6–7.
Characteristics of the work are discussion of issues and obvious broad
adeptness in the scholarly literature about his subjects (cf. the
footnotes on writings and problems). This work, despite
Amillennial views
on prophetical parts, which show blinders as to a true system
in which God will fulfill details, has to rate as one of the top
recent commentaries. Cf. also Motyer's somewhat condensed work on
(408 smaller pp.). (Note from GotQuestions.org - "the fact that
fulfilled prophecy was fulfilled literally is the best reason
of all for assuming that unfulfilled prophecy will also be
literally fulfilled. The prophecies concerning Christ's first
coming were all fulfilled literally. Therefore, prophecies
concerning Christ's second coming should also be expected to be
fulfilled literally. For these reasons, an allegorical
interpretation of unfulfilled prophecy should be rejected and a
literal or normal interpretation of unfulfilled prophecy should be
adopted. Amillennialism fails in that it uses inconsistent
hermeneutics, namely, interpreting unfulfilled prophecy differently
from fulfilled prophecy."
Evangelical Commentaries
on Isaiah - Martin J Selman (Discussion of J N Oswalt's NICOT - Isaiah
1-39 and J D W Watts Isaiah 1-33 - Word Biblical Commentary)
The Message of Isaiah - Table of Contents -
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Isaiah 1:1 - The Prophet Isaiah
Isaiah 1:1 - God and Government
Isaiah 1:9 The Doctrine of the Remnant
Isaiah 1:10-18 Atonement Under the Prophets
Isaiah 1:18 The Great Invitation
Isaiah 2:1-5 The Last Days
Isaiah 6 The Prophetic Call
Isaiah 6:8 The Passion for Souls
Isaiah 7:14 The Sign of the Virgin Birth
Isaiah 9:6 His Name is Wonderful
Isaiah 14:12 Lucifer
Isaiah 19:23-25 The Future of the Arab Nations
Isaiah 21:11 The Weight of God's Word
Isaiah 28:9-10 God Teaches Doctrine
Isaiah 30:21 Walking in the Way of the LORD
Isaiah 35:8 The Highway to Heaven
Isaiah 36 The God Who Delivers by Prayer
Isaiah 38:1-5 Prayer and the Miracle of Healing
Isaiah 40:8 The Imperishable Word of God
Isaiah 41:11-14 God is Our Strength
Isaiah 42:1-7 The Faithful Jesus
Isaiah 43:1 God's Faithfulness to Israel
Isaiah 43:1-7 Passing Through Deep Waters
Isaiah 44:24 Person or Process in Creation
Isaiah 45:22 Look and Live
Isaiah 46:-11 Predestination
Isaiah 47:7-15 Leading America Back to God
Isaiah 52:13 The Heartbreak of Isaiah
Isaiah 53:1 Our Suffering Savior
Isaiah 53:1-12 The Lamb of God
Isaiah 55:1-9 The Gospel of Isaiah
Isaiah 55:6 Death-Bed Repentance
Isaiah 55:6-9 The Ways of God and Man
Isaiah 57:15 The Humble of Heart
Isaiah 59:1-2 The Barrier Between
Isaiah 60:1-5 The Glory of the Lord
Isaiah 61:1-3 The Spirit of the Lord
Isaiah 63:1-6 The Great Tribulation
Isaiah 64:4 For Those Who Love the Lord
Isaiah 65:17-25 The Golden Millennium
Isaiah 66:5-8 The Birth of Spiritual Children
Biblical Commentary on the Prophecies of Isaiah (Volume 2) - Google
book - can download Pdf
James Rosscup:
Among technical works for trained students who are able to grapple
with and appreciate the Hebrew, this is one of the outstanding older
linguistic commentaries on Isaiah. Delitzsch put great exegetical,
historical and theological learning into the work, which is highly
respected. In prophecy it is
1-9: Isaiah declares
how God's people should be Living
10-20: God's plans for
Judah, Assyria and Egypt
21-30: God controls the
31-39: God defends
40-48: God promises
Comfort to his People
49-57: God's Special
58-66: God's Promises
to his Special People
Isaiah Introduction, 2
Maps, Outline and Study
Notes on Isaiah 1:1 through Isaiah 3:2-5
Isaiah - The Annotated
Bible - links to each chapter.
Three Studies in Isaiah
Messianic Predictions in Isaiah
Future Glories & Blessings
in Isaiah
The harmony of the prophetic word; a key to OT -
Day of the Lord, Great Tribulation, etc
The Jewish question - The Remnant - scroll down
Studies in prophecy - Chapters entitled - The Present Age, The
Blessed Hope, Who will be Caught up when the Lord Returns?, The Church
and the Tribulation, The Ten Virgins, The Redemption of the
Purchased Possession, The History of Satan, The Conversion of the
World, The Feasts of Jehovah, When the Day Breaks and the Shadows
Flees Away, Prophetic Poems by Horatius Bonar
Isaiah 1:1-2 - #1- God's Inspired
Revelation - YouTube
Isaiah 1:2-20 - #2- Corporate Repentance -
Isaiah 2:5-4:6 - #4- Producing Much Fruit
- YouTube
Isaiah 5:1-7 - #5- Pride and Unbelief -
Isaiah 5:8-30 - #6- The Failure of the
Church - YouTube
Isaiah 6:1-13 - #7- Living Holy Lives -
Isaiah 7 - #8 - The Incarnation - YouTube
Isaiah 8 - #9- Faithful Service - YouTube
Isaiah 9 - #10- Serving Christ Faithfully
- YouTube
Isaiah 9-10 - #11- Ultimate Judgment - YouTube
Isaiah 10 - #12- Sovereignty and Free Will
- YouTube
Isaiah 11 - #13- God's Future Plans -
Isaiah 12 - #14- Godly Praise - YouTube
Isaiah 13 - #15- Signs of the Times -
Isaiah 14 - #16- Defeating Satan - YouTube
Isaiah 14 - #17- Prophetic Fulfillment -
Isaiah 24 - #18- God's Wrath - YouTube
Isaiah 26 - #19- God's Peace - YouTube
Isaiah 25 - #20- Divine Mysteries Revealed
- YouTube
Isaiah 28 - #21- God's Household - YouTube
Isaiah 29 - #22- Willing Obedience -
Isaiah 32 - #23- King of Kings - YouTube
Isaiah 34 - #24- God's Love and Holiness -
Isaiah 35 - #25- Supernatural Restoration
- YouTube
Isaiah 40 - #26- Spiritual Preparation -
Isaiah 40 - #27- The Eternal Word -
Isaiah 40 - #28- Supernatural Enablement -
Isaiah 41 - #29- The One True God -
Isaiah 42 - #30- God's Witnesses - YouTube
Isaiah 43 - #31- The Only Way - YouTube
Isaiah 43:18-19 - #32- Forgetting the Past
- YouTube
Isaiah 44: #33 God's Sovereignty
Isaiah 45 - #34- God's Redemptive Plan -
Isaiah 47 - #35- Godly Living - YouTube
Isaiah 49-50 - #36- Trusting God - YouTube
Isaiah 52 - #37- God's Redemptive Story - YouTube
Isaiah 55 - #38- Seeking God - YouTube
Isaiah 55:8-9 - #39- God's Omniscience and
Omnipotence - YouTube
Isaiah 56 - #40- Reflecting Christ's
Character - YouTube
Isaiah 57 - #41- Christ Our Peace -
Isaiah 58 - #42- Proper Prayers - YouTube
Isaiah 60:19-22 - #43- God's
Prophetic Plan - YouTube
Isaiah 59 - #44- The Day of Grace -
Isaiah 62 - #45- The Wedding Supper -
Isaiah 64 - #46- Grace Alone - YouTube
Isaiah 65 - #47- Wild Olive Branches -
Isaiah 66 - #48- God's Dwelling Place -
Prophets - more than 300 pages
Holman Christian
Standard Bible-Study Bible
- Study
notes are accessible at no cost but requires you to set up an account.
Studies in Isaiah - over
400 pages of commentary from a literal perspective (Plymouth Brethren)
- J Vernon
McGee quotes from him several times in his Thru the Bible Commentary
The Prophecies of Isaiah (third
source - organized by chapter)
Isaiah 1 Commentary
2 Commentary
3 Commentary
4 Commentary
5 Commentary
6 Commentary
7 Commentary
8 Commentary
9 Commentary
10 Commentary
11 Commentary
12 Commentary
Click arrow to go to comments on Isaiah 13 & all chapter thru
66 Commentary
James Rosscup: This
is in some ways a useful English exposition of the book, but offers no
Hebrew help. It is quite thorough and pre-millennial and
dispensational. Kelly usually tells the reader why he takes a certain
view in the debated prophetical passages. A Plymouth Brethren author,
he died in 1906.
The Prophet's Watchword:
Day of the LORD
- Is 2:12, 13:6,
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 (Related Resource:
Day of the Lord)
- this article has a nice bookmark to go to the relevant discussions
in Obadiah, Joel, Amos, Isaiah, Zephaniah, Ezekiel, Zechariah, Malachi
(17 page article in Grace Theological Journal 6.2 (1985), pages
Excerpt - Interpretive
Challenges - Interpretive challenges in a long and significant
book such as Isaiah are numerous. The most critical of them focuses on
whether Isaiah's prophecies will receive literal fulfillment or not,
and on whether the Lord, in His program, has abandoned national Israel
and permanently replaced the nation with the church, so that there is
no future for national Israel. On the latter issue, numerous
portions of Isaiah support the position that God has not replaced
ethnic Israel with an alleged "new Israel." Isaiah has too much to
say about God's faithfulness to Israel, that He would not reject the
people whom He has created and chosen (Isaiah 43:1). The nation is on
the palms of His hands, and Jerusalem's walls are ever before His eyes
(Isaiah 49:16). He is bound by His own Word to fulfill the promises He
has made to bring them back to Himself and bless them in that future
day (Isaiah 55:10–12).
On the former issue,
literal fulfillment of many of Isaiah's prophecies has already
occurred, as illustrated in Introduction: Historical and Theological
Themes. To contend that those yet unfulfilled will see
non-literal fulfillment is biblically groundless.
This fact disqualifies the case for proposing that the church receives
some of the promises made originally to Israel. The kingdom promised
to David belongs to Israel, not the church. The future exaltation of
Jerusalem will be on earth, not in heaven. Christ will reign
personally on this earth as we know it, as well as in the new heavens
and new earth (Rev. 22:1,3).
Isaiah Commentary - Isaiah 1 - see
"Commentary Navigator" on right side of page for all 66 chapters of
Christ in Isaiah -
separate publication
James Rosscup's
critique: A thorough analytical treatment of a pre-millennial
nature which some have regarded as one of the finest broad studies on
Isaiah. (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors)
Isaiah-Living Messages
See also -
Isaiah Brief Notes
Defender's Study Bible
Notes - In the
right column you will find links to notes on a specific verse. Not
all verses have notes. Dr Morris, a creationist, interprets
Scripture literally and his comments though brief are generally
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
2122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
38 3940 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
55 56 57
58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66
Brief comments on selected chapters in Isaiah
Commentary on Isaiah
See discussion of the Day of
the Lord =
Is 2:11, 12, 20,
21, 13:6, 9, 34:8, 61:2
Isaiah - Yahweh is
Salvation - The Gospel in the Old Testament (includes links to
commentary notes on the following individual passages - Isaiah 2:1,
4:2, 7:14, 8:14, 9:1-6, 11:1-5, 11:6-12:6, 12-40, 25:8, 26:19,
32:1-20, 42-53, 52:13-15, 53:1-3, 53:4-6, 53:7-9, 53:10-12, 54-66
Isaiah 1-39 Summarized
God Through Isaiah
The Amazing Prophecy Of
Names - Study of Isaiah's names for the Savior
See related
Messianic Prophecies
Isaiah - Reformation Study Bible - Bible Gateway
Be a
Berean when
using this resource as it does not always interpret passages
literally, especially eschatological passages that have no clear
historic fulfillment. For example notice how the RSB explains "mountain"
in Isaiah 2:2:
"The prophet spoke of the
Temple Mount as a metaphor for the Lord's kingdom that will be exalted
above all other kingdoms (cf. Isaiah 11:9; 65:25; 66:20). Mount Zion
and the temple on it were symbols of heaven and the heavenly sanctuary
(Heb 9:24). These earthly representations have passed away (Heb 8:13)
(Ed Comment: Is
that really a true statement? Pictures of modern day Jerusalem clearly
demonstrate the persistence of
Temple Mount -
it has not passed away!);
through the priesthood of the ascended Lord, the church comes
directly to the heavenly reality (Heb 12:22–24)."
Comment on the RSB Comment - Observe first of all to whom the
prophecy was directed in Isaiah 2:1 = "Judah and Jerusalem" and
there is no allusion whatsoever to the "church." Notice how the
RSB makes no mention of Judah as the recipient of the prophecy. The
point is that the diligent student of Scripture who seeks to rightly
divide the Word of Truth, must be very careful when using the study
notes in the Reformation Study Bible. They are good on many passages
and phrases, but one must be very careful when reading comments on
prophecies that clearly have not yet been fulfilled. And remember - If
many of Isaiah's prophecies have been literally fulfilled
(e.g., the Scriptures describing Messiah in Isaiah 53 are a prime
example) why would the other prophecies not also be literally
fulfilled? The safest way to interpret the Scripture is to let the
Word speak for itself and not try to spiritualize the text or
allegorically interpret a passage that has future eschatological
implications. That is not consistent hermeneutics and opens one up to
the possibility of misinterpretation. (cf Acts 17:11)
Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges - Isaiah 1-39
Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges - Isaiah 40-66
Book of the Prophet Isaiah - commentary on Google book (page 25-310) -
With an Explanatory and Critical Commentary by Bishops of the Anglican
Church, edited by Frederic C. Cook 1871-1881)
Click Isaiah Overview Chart
Oswald T Allis and the
Question of Isaianic Authorship - John H Wood
A noted conservative Old
Testament scholar of a few decades back builds a carefully reasoned
case for one author and unity of the book. This is his aim, and not
the task of writing a commentary.
Isaiah 40-48 A Sermonic
Challenge to Open Theism - Trevor Craigen
H. L. Ellison, Men Spake from God, 2nd edn..
Exeter: Paternoster Press, 1958. (from
chapter 6 of
Men Spake from God- H.L.
A Child Shall Lead Us-Is
11-6, 8-9; Mk10-15; Mt 18-1ff- L Sanneh
Preaching Isaiah:
Dispensational Issues - Neal Cushman
Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12-17 Dennis Bratcher
The Immanuel Prophecy, by
William Brooks
Isaiah 1:18 - Declaration,
Exclamation or Interrogation? - Robert D Culver
The Purpose of the Book of
Isaiah - William J Dumbrell
An Analysis of Isaiah
40:1-11 - Terry W Eddinger
Isaiah 6:9-13 in the
Context of Isaiah's Theology - Craig A Evans
The Preposition B in
Isaiah 27:13 - F C Fensham
Israel's Mission to the
Nations in Isaiah 40-55: An Update - M A Grisanti
Isaiah's Immanuel - Edward
E Hindson
A Note on Isaiah 45:9 -
Alger F Johns
Who's Who and What's What
in Isaiah 53 - Gordon D Kirchhevel
Isaiah 40-55 As
Anti-Babylonian Polemic - Eugene H Merrill
Isaiah 40:20 Towards a
Solution - A R Millard
Sennacherib's Attack on
Hezekiah - A R Millard
Context and Content in the
Interpretation of Isaiah 7:14 - J A Moyter
Trust in the Lord -
Hezekiah, Kings and Isaiah - John W Olley
A Note on Paul's Use of
Isaiah - Douglas A Oss
The Servant of the Lord:
Language and Interpretation: D F Payne
The Nature of Faith in
Isaiah - G C I Wong
Flying Serpents? - D J
The NT Use of the Old
Testament (36 mentions of Isaiah) - R L Thomas.
Isaiah - The Old Testament Presents... Reflections of Christ -
nice summary of Isaiah's Prophecies regarding the Messiah
Isaiah - Book Outline & Menu of Notes -
literal approach
1. Basic Considerations in Interpreting Prophecy
2. The Kingdom of God in the Old
3. The New Testament Doctrine of the
4. The Kingdom of God in the New
Testament (continued)
Doctrine of the Millennium - mentions 10 Isaiah passages
Below are Letters to Israel from a friend (Addressed to Jewish
readers) -
A Grateful Gentile Thanks Israel!
What Was Moses Singing About? ... the
Lord is become my salvation!
Torah: Is It the End of the Law?
Bethlehem: Food for Thought...
Did God Survive the Holocaust?
Peace: Is It the Sign of Messiah's
Hanukkah: Nes Gadol Hayah Sham (A
Very Great Miracle Happened There)
The Shepherds of Israel
Atonement: Is it from Mt. Sinai or Mt.
Pesach: The Heart of Passover
Isaiah 6:1‑8
Experiencing the Presence of God
Isaiah 5-6 A Vision of God
in a Time of Crisis
Isaiah 5-6 - A Godly Man
in a Nation in Crisis
Isaiah 5-6 - How Long, O
Isaiah 5 - A Nation in
Isaiah 5 Warning to a
Nation in Crisis, Part 1
Isaiah 6 Warning to a
Nation in Crisis, Part 2
Isaiah 6 God's Man for a
Nation in Crisis
Isaiah 8:19-9:7 The
Savior Is Born
Isaiah 9 The Lands that Long in Darkness Lay
9 Jesus: Prince of Peace
Is "Lucifer" the Devil in Isaiah 14-12? - The KJV
Argument against Modern Translations
Isaiah 53 - Of Whom Does The Prophet Speak? -
This Resource Includes an interesting Jewish Interpretation of
Isaiah 53
Isaiah 53: (discussed in
sermon on 1Peter 2:21-23) The Suffering Jesus: An
Example for Every Christian
Isaiah 53:3-4 Will There
Be Any Sin or Sorrow in Heaven?
Isaiah 53 The Astonishing
Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 53:13-15 The
Startling Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 53 Behold! The Lamb
Isaiah 53:1-3 The Scorned
Servant of Jehovah, Part 1
Isaiah 53:1-3 The Scorned
Servant of Jehovah, Part 2
Isaiah 53:4-6 The
Substituted Servant, Part 1
Isaiah 53:4-6 The
Substituted Servant, Part 2
Isaiah 53:7-9 The Silent
Servant, Part 1
Isaiah 53:7-9 The Silent
Servant, Part 2
Isaiah 53:10-12 The
Sovereign Servant, Part 1
Isaiah 53:10-12 The
Sovereign Servant, Part 2
Isaiah 53 The Astonishing
Servant of Jehovah
Isaiah 61:1-2 The Good News of Christmas
Isaiah 61:1,2: Balm for the Broken-Hearted
Isaiah 61:1: Refreshed by the Light
Isaiah 61:1: Setting the Captives Free
Isaiah 61 Jesus: Lord of All
Isaiah 66:1-2 Humble
Hearts Are Heaven's Home
Isaiah 1
Isaiah 2 Commentary
Isaiah 3 Commentary
Isaiah 4 Commentary
Isaiah 5 Commentary
Isaiah 6 Commentary
Isaiah 7 Commentary
Isaiah 8 Commentary
Isaiah 9 Commentary
Isaiah 10
Isaiah 11
Isaiah 12 Commentary
Isaiah 13 Commentary
Isaiah 14 Commentary
Isaiah 15 Commentary
Isaiah 16 Commentary
Isaiah 17 Commentary
Isaiah 18 Commentary
Isaiah 19 Commentary
Isaiah 20
Isaiah 21
Isaiah 22 Commentary
Isaiah 23 Commentary
Isaiah 24 Commentary
Isaiah 25 Commentary
Isaiah 26 Commentary
Isaiah 27 Commentary
Isaiah 28 Commentary
Isaiah 29 Commentary
Isaiah 30
Isaiah 31 Commentary
Isaiah 32 Commentary
Isaiah 33
Isaiah 1:1-9 The Teacher Is An Animal
Isaiah 1:1-9,16-20 Unruly Children
Isaiah 1:10-20 Look What's For Dinner
Isaiah 1:1-4,12-17 Imitation Faith
Isaiah 1:1-17 Imitation Faith
Isaiah 1:1-17 What Is Heavy When Empty?
Isaiah 1:13-17 What Does God Require?
Isaiah 1:18-20; Psalm 51:7 Diamond
Isaiah 1:18 - As White As Snow
Isaiah 1:19 Willing To Change
Isaiah 2:1-4 Plowshare Christmas
Isaiah 2:1-5 Hope For The World
Isaiah 2:1-9 A World At Peace
Isaiah 2:4 The Eleventh Hour
Isaiah 2:6-18 Not A Simple God
Isaiah 5:1-7 The Rights Of God
Isaiah 5:1-10 The Greed Problem
Isaiah 5:18-25 Misnomers
Isaiah 5:18-23 Calling Evil Good
Isaiah 5:1-25 Rearranging the Price Tags
Isaiah 5:20-25 When Evil Is Good
Isaiah 6:1-6 Seeing God In
Familiar Places
Isaiah 6:1-8 Holy Love
Isaiah 6:1-8 Talent Search
Isaiah 6:1-8 The Great Miracle
Isaiah 6:1-8 Whom Shall I Send
Isaiah 6:1-8 Macauley
Isaiah 6:1-10 Face-To-Face
Isaiah 6:1-10 Supersize It
Isaiah 6:1-5 The Wrong Standard
Isaiah 6:1-7 Ordinary People
Isaiah 6:3 Holy Is The Lord!
Isaiah 6:3 Theory Of Everything
Isaiah 6:5 Awesome!
Isaiah 6:8-13 Is Faithfulness Enough?
Isaiah 7:10-14 Where's The Baby?
Isaiah 7:14 The Spirit Of Giving
Isaiah 7:14 A Special Birth
Isaiah 7:14 Hope In Him
Isaiah 8:1-10 Immanuel
Isaiah 8:11-18 Don't They Believe In God?
Isaiah 9:1-7 Wonderful!
Isaiah 9:1-7 Little Rajah, Little King
Isaiah 9:1-7 Isn't He Beautiful!
Isaiah 9:1-7 A Great Light
Isaiah 9:1-7 No Other Name
Isaiah 9:1-7 The Big News
Isaiah 9:1-7 A Promised Gift
Isaiah 9:1-7 Pax Romana
Isaiah 9:1-7 Light And Shadow
Isaiah 9:6 The Son Is Given
Isaiah 11:1-9 Snake In A Box
Isaiah 12 Bibles And Buckets
Isaiah 12 Don't Be Afraid
Isaiah 12 "Not Know!"
Isaiah 12:3 At The Well
Isaiah 12 Wells of Salvation
Isaiah 16:1-5 Fire And Rain
Isaiah 18:1-5 Watching and Waiting
Isaiah 24:15 By Dawn's Early Light
Isaiah 25:1-5 Our Refuge in the Storm
Isaiah 25:1-9 Silent Helper
Isaiah 26:1-9 Prepare To Sleep
Isaiah 26:1-4 Peace In The Storm
Isaiah 26:1-9 Perfect Peace Is Possible
Isaiah 26:3-4 Dealing With Delay
Isaiah 28:23-29 God Has A Purpose
Isaiah 28:23-29 Pain Is Not Pointless9
Isaiah 29:13 Imitation Faith
Isaiah 30:1-18 More Than Knowledge
Isaiah 30:8-18 Hide Or Seek?
Isaiah 30:8-17 The Resisters
Isaiah 30:12-19 Waiting Game
Isaiah 30:15-18 Worth The Wait
Isaiah 30:15-18 Calm Under Pressure
Isaiah 30:15-22 Answer The Cry
Isaiah 30:18 Waiting . . .
Isaiah 30:15-22 Navigational System
Isaiah 30:15 Strength in Stillness
Isaiah 31:1-5 Lion Of Judah
Isaiah 31 Our Refuge And Strength
Isaiah 32:1-8 Noble Plans
Isaiah 33:14-24 Living In The Fire
Isaiah 35 Obsolete
Isaiah 35:3-10 Well Done, David Schumm
Isaiah 37:30-38 The Mighty Finns
Isaiah 38:19 Education Starts At Home
Isaiah 38:17 They Never Meet
Isaiah 39:5-40:5 Comfort in Captivity
Isaiah 40:1-11 Getting Ready For Christmas
Isaiah 40:1-5 Pigeon Hill
Isaiah 40:1-5 The Glory Of Humility
Isaiah 40:1-8 Spring Beauty
Isaiah 40:1-8 A Lasting Letter
Isaiah 40:3-5 Make Way
Isaiah 40:5 The Reveal - Our Daily Bread
Isaiah 40:6-11 One Beautiful Moment
Isaiah 40:6-11,28-31 Outrunning
Isaiah 40:6-8 The Lost Library
Isaiah 40:8 The Press And The Bible
Isaiah 40:10-11,28-31 Promised Strength
Isaiah 40:11 Safe In His Arms
Isaiah 40:11 Everlasting Arms
Isaiah 40:12-13,25-31 Perspective
Isaiah 40:15-31 Above Your Problems
Isaiah 40:18-31 Test Your Tiredness
Isaiah 40:21-31 The Final Picture
Isaiah 40:25-31 In His Hands
Isaiah 40:25-31 Power Up!
Isaiah 40:25-31 Souls And Stars
Isaiah 40:25-31 A Difficult Hill
Isaiah 40:25-31 Think Young
Isaiah 40:25-31 Unlimited Power
Isaiah 40:25–41:1 Anti-Aging Power
Isaiah 40:25-31 Drained Of All Strength
Isaiah 40:25-31 I'm Invisible
Isaiah 40:25-31 Not My Worry
Isaiah 40:27-31 Running Well
Isaiah 40:27-31 Plugged In
Isaiah 40:28-41:4 A Season Of Renewal
Isaiah 40:28 A Possum's Pose
Isaiah 40:29-31 Eagle Flight
Isaiah 40:25-31 Burned-out Jugglers
Isaiah 40:27 Star Shepherd
Isaiah 40:25-27 The Star Shepherd
Isaiah 40:31 Patience To Be Patient
Isaiah 40:31 Crumbs of Time
Isaiah 40:31 A Deadly Weapon
Isaiah 40:31 Get Up!
Isaiah 40:31 Use Your Weapons
Isaiah 40:31 Wait
On The Lord
Isaiah 40:31 Spiritual Decompression
Isaiah 40:31 Ruts And Routines
Isaiah 40:27-31 On Eagles' Wings
Isaiah 40:27-31; 41:10 Without Power
Isaiah 41:10 Frightened By A Boxer
Isaiah 41:8-14
Life-Changing Choices
Isaiah 41:8-20 Someone Is With You
Isaiah 41:13 Holding Me Up
Isaiah 41:10-13 Chipmunk
Isaiah 41:17-20 Embroidery Of Earth"
Isaiah 42:1-9 God's Surprising Answer
Isaiah 42:1-7 Eye Level To A Bulldog
Isaiah 42:1-9 The Power Of Compassion
Isaiah 42:8 That Is Mine!
Isaiah 42:1-4,23-25 Who Is Deaf
Isaiah 43:1-4 Fear Not
Isaiah 43:1 A Winner Either Way
Isaiah 43: Trust Me
Isaiah 43:1-13
In The Car Wash
Isaiah 43:1-13 Heat And Holiness
Isaiah 43:1-13
Carwash Experiences
Isaiah 43:2 Does Your Roof Leak?
Isaiah 43:2 Trouble
Isaiah 43:19 New Beginnings
Isaiah 43:19-28
"Sweet Cane" For God
Isaiah 43:22-28 Think Of Them No More
Isaiah 43:22-28
Isaiah 43:25
Unable To Sleep
Isaiah 43:25 Moving Past Sinful Failure
Isaiah 44:21-28
Isaiah 44:22 The Best Eraser
Isaiah 45:1-13
The Big Picture
Isaiah 48:11 Glory Deflectors
Isaiah 45:18-25
Help From Above
Isaiah 45:18-25 He's There All The Time
Isaiah 46:1-10 miracle
Isaiah 46:1-9 Bel Bows Down
Isaiah 46:1-11 Carried In His Strong Arms
Isaiah 46:4-13 How to Grow Old
Isaiah 46:4 What We Cannot Lose
Isaiah 46:4 Aging Gracefully - Our Daily
Isaiah 46:1-13
Carrying The Canteen
Isaiah 46:8-11 One Mysterious God
Isaiah 46:1-9 Bel Bows Down
Isaiah 46:1-4
Carried By God
Isaiah 47:1-11
Don't Be Fooled
Isaiah 48:17-22
Chess Master
Isaiah 48:16-22 Desert Places
Isaiah 49:1-7
He Calls Us By Name
Isaiah 49:1-6 Small Ways In Small Places
Isaiah 49:8-16
God's Constant Care
Isaiah 49:8-18 Do We Matter to God?
Isaiah 49:13-16 Not Abandoned
Isaiah 49:13-18
No Need Is Too Trivial
Isaiah 49:13-18 Greater Compassion
Isaiah 49:13-20 For This I Have Jesus
Isaiah 50:4-10
Something To Say
Isaiah 50:4-10 A Word to the Weary
Isaiah 50:4-10 What Do You Believe?
Isaiah 50:4-5 The Secret Chamber
Isaiah 51:1-16
What Do You Fear?
Isaiah 51:7-16
Healthy Fear
Isaiah 52:7-15
Yesterday And Tomorrow
Isaiah 52:7
The Runner
Isaiah 52:7 Beautiful Feet
Isaiah 52:13-53:12 The Value Of Prophecy
Isaiah 53 Hope In Him
Isaiah 53 A
Place For Sorrows
Isaiah 53 A Portrait of Jesus
Isaiah 53 The
Clue Of Silence
Isaiah 53 Why
Did Jesus Die?
Isaiah 53 He
Died For Me!
Isaiah 53 The
Agony Of The Cross
Isaiah 53 The
Clue of Silence
Isaiah 53:1-6 Pack Up Your Sorrows
Isaiah 53:1-6 Seeing Jesus
Isaiah 53:1-6 Blue Christmas
Isaiah 53:1-10
Why He Died
Isaiah 53:1-10 Claiming Responsibility
Isaiah 53:4-12
Wounded For Me
Isaiah 53:4-12
Wounded For Me -2
Isaiah 53:4-12 Trail Trees
Isaiah 53:4-12 That's Jesus!
Isaiah 53:4-10
Why Is Sin So Bad?
Isaiah 53:4 Where Was God?
Isaiah 53:5 The Deadliest Disease
Isaiah 53:5 A Fragile Lamb
Isaiah 53:5
The Burned- Over Place
Isaiah 53:6
Who's To Blame?
Isaiah 53:6 Make A U-Turn
Isaiah 53:6 Calvary's Deepest Pain
Isaiah 53:12 Sin Hurts
Isaiah 54:1-10
Close The Gate
Isaiah 54:4-10
Predicting The Future
Isaiah 54:13
Instructed By God
Isaiah 55
Making Things Square
Isaiah 55 The
Price Of Food
Isaiah 55:1-3
The Toy Search
Isaiah 55:1-6 The Search For Satisfaction
Isaiah 55:1-5 Buy Without Money
Isaiah 55:1-6
Taking The Medicine
Isaiah 55:1-7
God Loves Atheists
Isaiah 55:1-7
Stumbling Christians
Isaiah 55:1-7 God Loves Atheists
Isaiah 55:1-7 Something For Nothing
Isaiah 55:1-7 What Money Can't Buy
Isaiah 55:1-7 Just As I Am
Isaiah 55:1-9
It's Free!
Isaiah 55:1-9 Welcome To All!
Isaiah 55:7
Repenting And Rejoicing
Isaiah 55:6
"Better Late Than Never!"
Isaiah 55:6
When It's Too Late
Isaiah 55:6-13
The Plantings Of Grace
Isaiah 55:6-13
Keep At It!
Isaiah 55:8-13 Upside Down
Isaiah 55:8-11 God's Refreshing Word
Isaiah 55:8-13
The Miracle We All Need
Isaiah 55:8-13 Hope For Skeptics
Isaiah 55:8-11 Six Degrees Of Separation
Isaiah 55:8 Gimme It!
Isaiah 55:8 Surprise Me!
Isaiah 55:8 Doesn't God Care
Isaiah 55:9
It All Makes Sense
Isaiah 55:6-13 Do I Have To Read Leviticus?
Isaiah 55:8
Knowing The
Isaiah 55:9
Unanswered Prayer
Isaiah 55:9 Mysterious Ways
Isaiah 57:14-21
First Step
Isaiah 57:15-21
Restless Sea
Isaiah 57:15
Back On The
Isaiah 58:1-10 Let
Freedom Ring
Isaiah 58
To Change
Isaiah 58:1-12
First Aid
Isaiah 58:6-12
Year Long
Isaiah 58:6-12 Hoarding Or Helping
Isaiah 58:1-9
And Reality
Isaiah 58:1-10
Spend Less, Give More
Isaiah 58:1-12 Cry for Help
Isaiah 58:6-12
Isaiah 58:8 "Don't Worry, Dad!"
Isaiah 58:10-12
A Healing
Isaiah 58:11 Eye In The Sky
Isaiah 59
Call For Justice
Isaiah 59
Isaiah 59
Can We Do?
Isaiah 59:12
You Won't Get
Away With It!
Isaiah 59:1-2 Who Is Deaf
Isaiah 60:19-22 Piercing the Darkness
Isaiah 60:17-22 Gone The Sun
Isaiah 61:1-3
Oil Of Helpfulness
Isaiah 61:3 Everything Is Beautiful
Isaiah 61:1-3 New Start For A Broken Heart
Isaiah 61:1-3 The Power Of Praise
Isaiah 61:1-2 The Answers Can Wait
Isaiah 61:10 Buyer's Remorse
Isaiah 61:10-11 Frog
And Toad
Isaiah 63:3 Vengeance Is Mine
Isaiah 63:9 His Pain
Isaiah 64
Bad Sinners Made Good
Isaiah 64
Isaiah 64:1 God's Surprising Answer
Isaiah 65:17-66:2 Learning from the Redwoods
Isaiah 66:7-13 Learning To Trust
Isaiah 66:5-13 Safe in His Arms
Van Dyke Parunak
Isaiah Commentary
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to the Transcripts
Introductory Handout
Introductory Notes
Summary Handout, part 1
Summary Handout, part 2
Summary Notes
Isaiah 1 Chart
Isaiah 1 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 2-4 Chart
Isaiah 2-4 Commentary Notes
Relation to Ps. 80
Structure of Isaiah 5
Isaiah 5 Commentary Notes
Quotations of Isaiah 6:9-10 in the NT
Isaiah 6 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 8:14 within Isaiah 8 and in the NT; chiasm in
Isaiah 8:16-20
Isaiah 7-8:20 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 7:1-8:15 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 8:16-9:7 Commentary Notes
Structural chart of Isaiah 9:8-10:4
Isaiah 9:8-10:4 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 10:5-32 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 11-12 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 13:1-14:23, The Burden
of Babylon - Commentary Notes
Isaiah 14:24-32, The Burden
when Ahaz Died - Commentary Notes
Isaiah 15:1-16:14, The Burden
of Moab - Commentary Notes
Isaiah 17:1-18:7, The Burden
of Damascus - Commentary Notes
Isaiah 19:1-20:6, The Burden
of Egypt - Commentary Notes
Handout on Isaiah 21
Isaiah 21-23 Commentary Notes
Maps of Tyre for Isaiah 23
Overview of Isa 24-27
Isaiah 24 Commentary Notes,
The Judgment on the Earth
Isaiah 25 Commentary Notes,
Isaiah's Song
Isaiah 26 Commentary Notes,
Judah's Song
Isaiah 27 Commentary Notes,
The Lord's Song
Overview of Isaiah 13-35
Map of the Assyrian Advance in
the 8th Century BC
Isaiah 28 Commentary Notes and
the Gift of Languages
Isaiah 28 Commentary Notes Woe
to the Leaders
Structural Chart of Isaiah 28
Handout for Isaiah 29:1-14
Isaiah 29 Commentary Notes
Handout for Isaiah 30
Handout for Isaiah 30:8-17
Handout for Isaiah 30:18-26
Isaiah 30 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 31-32 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 33 Commentary
Structural Chart of Isaiah 34
Isaiah 34-35 Commentary Notes
Structural Chart of Isaiah
Isaiah 36-37 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 37:7-20
Charts on Isaiah 37:21-32
Charts on Isaiah 37:33-38:6
Charts on Isaiah 38:7-14
Isaiah 38-39 Commentary Notes
Overview Charts of Isa 40-66
Structural overview of Isa 40:1-11
Charts on Isa 40 and John the Baptist
Charts on Isa 40:12-17
Isaiah 40 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 41:1-42:17
Isaiah 41:1-42:17 Commentary
Isaiah 42:18-44:28 Commentary
Charts on Isa 42:18-44:28
Isaiah 45-48 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isa 45-48
Structural overview of Isaiah
49-57; detail on vv. 1-3
Charts on Isaiah 49:3-6
Isaiah 49:1-13 Commentary
Charts on Isaiah 49:8-13
Charts on Isaiah 49:13-20
Isaiah 49:14-50:3 Commentary
Charts on Isaiah 50:1-6
Charts on Isaiah 50:6-9
Charts on Isaiah 50:8-11
Charts on Isaiah 50:11-51:8
Isaiah 50:4-51:8 Commentary
Charts on Isaiah 51:9-11
Charts on Isaiah 51:12-16
Charts on Isaiah 51:17-23
Charts on Isaiah 52:1-5
Charts on Isaiah 52:6-8
Charts on Isaiah 52:7-12
Isaiah 51:9-52:12 Commentary
Charts on Isaiah 52:13-15
Charts on Isaiah 53:1-3
Charts on Isaiah 53:3-4
Charts on Isaiah 53:5-8
Charts on Isaiah 53:7-9
Charts on Isaiah 53:9-10
Charts on Isaiah 53:10-11
Charts on Isaiah 53:11-12
Charts on Isaiah 53:12
Isaiah 53 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 54:1-4
Charts on Isaiah 54:4-5
Charts on Isaiah 54:5
Charts on Isaiah 54:6-8
Charts on Isaiah 54:8-10
Charts on Isaiah 54:11-13
Charts on Isaiah 54:14-17
Charts on Isaiah 54:16-17
Isaiah 54 Commentary Notes
Isaiah 55-57
Charts on Isaiah chapters
review of Isaiah 49-57
Commentary Notes
Charts reviewing Isaiah 49-57
Charts previewing Isaiah 58-66
Notes previewing Isaiah 58-66
Charts on Isaiah 58:1-7
Charts on Isaiah 58:8-12
Charts on Isaiah 58:10-12
Isaiah 58 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 59:1-8
Charts on Isaiah 59:7-15
Charts on Isaiah 59:9-15
Charts on Isaiah 59:15-21
Isaiah 59 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 60:1-3
Charts on Isaiah 60:4-5
Charts on Isaiah 60:6
Charts on Isaiah 60:7
Charts on Isaiah 60:8-9
Charts on Isaiah 60:10-12
Charts on Isaiah 60:13-18
Charts on Isaiah 60:19-22
Isaiah 60 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 61:1a
Charts on Isaiah 61:1b-3a
Charts on Isaiah 61:3-6
Charts on Isaiah 61:7-11
Isaiah 61 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 62:1-5
Charts on Isaiah 62:4-7
Charts on Isaiah 62:8-12
Isaiah 62 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 63:1-6
Isaiah 63:1-6 Commentary Notes
Charts on Isaiah 63:7
Charts on Isaiah 63:8-10
Charts on Isaiah 63:10-14
Charts on Isaiah 63:15;
Charts on Isaiah 63:16-19;
Meditation on Isaiah 63:17
Charts on Isaiah 64:1-3, 5b-7
Charts on Isaiah 64:4-5a
Charts on Isaiah 65:1-3
Charts on Isaiah 65:3-8
Charts on Isaiah 65:8-12
Charts on Isaiah 65:13-17
Charts on Isaiah 65:17-25
Isaiah 63:7-65:25 Commentary
Charts on Isaiah 66:1-2
Charts on Isaiah 66:3-4
Charts on Isaiah 66:5-6
Charts on Isaiah 66:6-11
Charts on Isaiah 66:12-16
Charts on Isaiah 66:17-19
Charts on Isaiah 66:20-24
Isaiah 66 Commentary Notes
John Piper
Sermons on Isaiah
Isaiah 6:1-8
Holy, Holy, Holy Is the Lord of Hosts
Isaiah 6 In
the Throne Room - audio/video only
Isaiah 25:1-8
Cities of Ruthless Nations Will Revere Thee
Isaiah 30:1-5
Battling the Unbelief of Impatience
Isaiah 37
Prayer and the Victory of God
Isaiah 40:5
Three Meditations on "The Messiah"
Isaiah 40:8
Thanksgiving Toward the Past, Faith Toward the Future
Isaiah 41:1-13
Fear Not, I Am with You, I Am Your God
Isaiah 41:14
Fear Not, You Worm Jacob!
Isaiah 43:1-7
God Created Us for His Glory
Isaiah 43:8-13
I Am the Lord, and Besides Me There Is No Savior
43:10-13 From Wonder to Witness
Isaiah 44:1-5
A Precious Promise: The Outpouring of God's Spirit
52:13-53:6 Surely He Has Borne Our Griefs
Isaiah 53:3-12
The Risen Christ: Satisfied with His Suffering
Isaiah 53:7-9
Like a Lamb That Is Led to Slaughter
53:10-12 He Shall Be Satisfied with the Fruit of His
Isaiah 53:10
The Pleasure of God in Bruising the Son
Isaiah 55:1-3
The Great Invitation: Call Others Too!
Isaiah 55:1-3
The Great Invitation: Come! Drink! Eat! Live!
55:10-11 The Great Invitation: God's Triumphant Word
55:12-13 The Great Invitation: Break Forth in Song!
Isaiah 56:1-7
Single in Christ: A Name Better Than Sons and Daughters
57:14-21 The Lofty One Whose Name Is Holy
Isaiah 58:1-12
A Fast for Waters That Do Not Fail, Part 1
Isaiah 58:1-12
A Fast for Waters That Do Not Fail, Part 2
Isaiah 58:1-12
Bethlehem, Break Forth Like the Dawn
Isaiah 64:1-4
God Works for Those Who Wait for Him
Plymouth Brethren
Multiple Resources on Isaiah
Click for list of
Wil Pounds
Sermons on Isaiah
Introduction to Prophets in Old
Introduction to Isaiah: Yahweh is
Isaiah 2:1-4 The Holy City
Isaiah 4:2 The Branch
Isaiah 7:14 God with Us
Isaiah 8:14 A Rock of Salvation and
a Stumbling Stone
Isaiah 9:1-7 The Child with Many
Isaiah 9:1-7 Name the Child
Isaiah 11:1-5 A Shoot from the Stem
of Jesse
Isaiah 11:6-16 Our Blessed Hope
Isaiah 12–40 One Liners in Isaiah
Isaiah 25:8; 26:19 When God Wipes
Away the Tears
Isaiah 32 A Kingdom of Righteousness
Isaiah 42-53 The Servant Songs of
Isaiah 52:13-15 The Divine Servant
Isaiah 53:1-3 The Divine Sufferer
Isaiah 53:4-6 The Divine Substitute
Isaiah 53:7-9 The Divine Sacrifice
Isaiah 53:10-12 The Divine
Isaiah 54-66 The LORD God Reigns!
Related Resource
Notes, Lectures, Charts on
Isaiah - 1-39
Notes, Lectures, Charts on
Isaiah - 40-66
Lesson 1 of Precept Study
Isaiah - 1-39
Lesson 1 of Precept Study
Isaiah - 40-66
Timeline of the Times of
Isaiah 1 & 2 Chart
This work,
although generally conservative, is not listed
as a recommended commentary for Isaiah because it has many comments that can lead to
confusion especially if you believe the "safest"
interpretation of Scripture is
interpretation! A
number of comments in the PC interpret Old Testament promises to
Israel as being fulfilled in the Church.
The PC mentions the "Church" some 827 times in the section
on Isaiah
despite the fact that the "Church" is not found in a literal
reading of the Old Testament! There is only a single mention of the
"millennium" in the PC (and even this comment on Isaiah 66 is not
accurate) compared with 52 mentions of "millennium" in the highly
Bible Knowledge Commentary.
The importance of this fact is that the book of Isaiah is replete with direct and indirect allusions to a
future time period which correlates well with the 1000 year
period described by John in Revelation 20. If one interprets Isaiah's
prophecies from an amillennial (no literal millennium) perspective,
many chapters are difficult to understand, forcing one to resort
to figurative interpretations.
for several examples of non-literal interpretation in the Pulpit
Commentary (on Isaiah 1:26, Isaiah 2:2, Isaiah 4:2-3, Isaiah 5:1,
Isaiah 11:9)
Calvin's Commentary is similar to the Pulpit Commentary and has
some 1225 references to the "Church" in his comments on Isaiah! Calvin
interprets many prophetic passages in Isaiah in a non-literal manner,
interpreting many of the prophecies as referring to the Church rather
than to Israel (see study of
Israel of God).
As an example, Calvin has a very confusing interpretation of Isaiah's
great prophecy in chapter 2 in which God gives a promise of the future
restoration of the kingdom of Israel, a prophecy which interpreted
literally speaks of a future
Millennial Kingdom.
Calvin all but removes Israel from Isaiah 2 replacing it instead with
references to the gospel and to the Church, making this beautiful
promise to Israel almost unintelligible. Please do not misunderstand.
John Calvin deserves great respect as a theologian for he was a
"giant" in the Reformation, but like many of the reformers, his
interpretation of the Old Testament and specifically OT prophecy is
less than stellar.
Expository Commentary
to The Study of the Book of Isaiah
Isaiah 1:1-31: Israel's Ungrateful Rebellion and Yahweh's
Gracious Invitation
Isaiah 6:1-13: How the Sovereign LORD God
Prepares His Servants
Isaiah 7:1-25: A Call for Faith and the Sign of
Isaiah 8:1-22: The Announcement of Judgment
Isaiah 9:1-7: The Glorious Messiah and the
Messianic Age
Isaiah 13:1-23:18: The Burdens Upon The Nations
Isaiah 27:1-13: The Defeat of the Forces of Evil
and the Deliverance of the People of God
38:1-22: The Deliverance of Judah's King
Isaiah 40:1-31: A Message of Comfort to God's
Isaiah 43:1-13: The LORD is the Gracious
Isaiah 44:6-23: Dead Idols or the Living God
Isaiah 44:24-45:25: The Knowledge of the LORD
Isaiah 46:1-13: The LORD's Superiority to the
Gods of Babylon
Isaiah 48:1-22: Exhortations to Heed God's Call
Isaiah 50:1-11: The LORD Can and Will Help Those
Who Trust Him
Isaiah 52:1-12: The Announcement of Comfort to
the Redeemed
Isaiah 52:13-53:12: The Suffering Servant
Isaiah 52:13-53:12: The Triumph of the Suffering
Servant An Exposition
Isaiah 55:1-13: God's Exhortation to Receive His
Isaiah 54:1-17: Future Blessings for the People
of God
Isaiah 56:9-57:21: God's Condemnation or God's
Isaiah 61:1-11: The Spirit-filled Servant and
the Kingdom of God
Isaiah 64:1-12: Israel's Plea for Deliverance
Isaiah 65:1-25: The LORD's Answer: Mercy for
Charles Simeon
Isaiah Sermons
Seems to Generally Interpret Israel as Israel
Isaiah Commentary 2
Isaiah Commentary 3
Isaiah Commentary 4
Isaiah Commentary 6
Isaiah Commentary 8
Isaiah Commentary 10
Isaiah Commentary 11
Isaiah Commentary 12
Isaiah Commentary 14
Isaiah Commentary 19
Isaiah Commentary 21
Isaiah Commentary 22
Isaiah Commentary 25
Isaiah Commentary 26
Isaiah Commentary 27
Isaiah Commentary 29
Isaiah Commentary 30
Isaiah Commentary 31
Isaiah Commentary 32
Isaiah Commentary 33
Isaiah Commentary 35
Isaiah Commentary 38
Isaiah Commentary 41
Isaiah Commentary 42
Isaiah Commentary 43
Isaiah Commentary 44
Isaiah Commentary 46