Chapter thirty-two describes in more detail the restoration benefits of Messiahās reign. As opposed to the Jewish, Egyptian, and Assyrian rulers, Messiah will reign with āfairnessā and ājusticeā (Isaiah 32:1-8). 1 Fools will be seen for what they really are, because people will be able to discern foolishness from wisdom. Eyes and ears will be […]
Chapters twenty-four through twenty-seven fit together as one long prophecy about the future. Rather than addressing specific nations, as chapters 13-23 did, this speaks to Godās coming judgment on the whole earth, a reference to the Tribulation. (āThe earthā is mentioned sixteen times in Isaiah 24:1-20.) There is no class of people that will be
Chapter eleven continues the theme of Israelās restoration. Picking up on the analogy of Assyria as a great tree to be cut down, Isaiah pointed to the coming Messiah as āa shootā¦out of Jesseās root stock, a budā¦from his rootsā (Isaiah 11:1). Like his father, David, this king will have Godās Spirit on him, helping
