Isaiah

In the 14th year of King Hezekiah’s reign (713 BC), King Sennacherib of Assyria came against all the fenced cities of Judah, and took them (2...

This chapter contains a continuation of the historical narrative that was commenced in the previous chapter. After Eliakim, Shebna, and Joah...

In this and the three following chapters, Isaiah becomes not only a prophet, but also a historian; for the Scripture’s history – as well as its...

This beautiful chapter is evidently a continuation of the previous one. As we have often remarked in our study of the Book of Isaiah, God’s...

In this chapter, we read of the fatal doom of all the nations that are enemies to God’s people. The reason why Edom (Idumea) is the only nation...

In order to rightly understand this chapter, we must trace out the speakers and the persons spoken to in the different verses. The first verse...

Isaiah 32 Part 1 In this chapter, it seems that Isaiah had a primary reference to King Hezekiah. In the first eight verses, he describes the...

It is evident that this chapter was composed at about the same time as the preceding one, and it relates to the same subject. The general theme...

In order to understand this prophecy, we must refer to the history of the period. Wicked King Ahaz had died, and his son Hezekiah had succeeded...

The “woe to Ariel,” with which this chapter opens, is directed against the same target as the “burden of the valley of vision” in chapter 22 –...

Isaiah 28 Part 1 This chapter opens a new prophecy, which seems to have been given while the Kingdom of Israel (sometimes referred to as...

Here we find the same delightful subject continued from the last two chapters – namely, the Lord’s care for His Church, and the destruction of...

This chapter is a song of holy joy and praise, which celebrates the great things which God had promised to do in the foregoing chapter for His...

This is a most precious chapter to the child of God – especially after reading the last one, which spoke of terrible judgments upon the earth....

Here begins a new sermon, which is continued to the end of the 27th chapter. And according to the directions which the prophet had received, he...

Tyre was the chief city of the kingdom of Phoenicia, which lay on the Mediterranean seacoast to the north of the land of Canaan. Its...

This chapter is made up of two separate prophecies. The first comprises the first fourteen verses, and is addressed to the city of Jerusalem....

Isaiah 21 Part 1 We had one prophecy against Babylon before, in chapter 13; and here we have another prediction of its fall. God saw fit to...

As the King of nations, the Lord God here predicts a sore calamity upon Egypt and Ethiopia; but as the King of saints, He brings good to His...

Most of us know at least a little about the land of Egypt. It was that country to the southwest of the land of Canaan, where Joseph was sold as...