Isaiah 45:21-25 (NIV) 21  Declare what is to be, present it— let them take counsel together. Summary The LORD here gives instructions to his prophet Isaiah to declare what is to be. We've already seen this year in the Canons what the LORD here makes clear to Isaiah: that He announces

Isaiah 2:2 In the last days the mountain of the LORD’s temple will be established as Isaiah 25:6-9 6  On this mountain the LORD Almighty will prepare a feast of rich food for all Isaiah describes the LORD's mountain as a place of shalom, in which everything is the way it's supposed And Isaiah puts a stamp of certainty on this end-time prophecy. Isaiah grounds this certainty with the short line at the end of v8 - The LORD has spoken!

Isaiah 44:21–28 (NIV) 21 “Remember these things, Jacob, for you, Israel, are my servant. Summary Isaiah 44:24 begins with the words “This is what the LORD says”. These words, although given through Isaiah, are the words of God. Isaiah is a prophet, someone who speaks for God. This was not something Isaiah decided to do but is the result of Isaiah being chosen by God through a

Isaiah 29:13-16 (NIV) 13  The Lord says: “These people come near to me with their mouth Summary One commentator put it this way when describing the situation the LORD spoke into here in Isaiah But as the LORD reminds us today from Isaiah, even the purest Biblical worship service is a farce if

Summary Isaiah 64 captures both the transcendence and immanence of God. that comes along with that, able to think and act just like our Father, but having fallen into sin, Isaiah So along with Isaiah in v5, we cry out, "How then can we be saved?" Isaiah's prayer here in this 64th chapter is that God will reshape us, His broken shards of clay, completely

Isaiah 49:1-7 CONTEXT: This passage is one of four "Servant Songs" in the book of Isaiah that point forward While God carefully constructs all people, the particular person being referred to here in Isaiah is And so, through His prophet Isaiah, God speaks of a new servant - a new Israel - who would come to "bring eternal Church, so remember the promise that God made to His servant - your Savior - long ago through Isaiah

Isaiah 45:1-7 (NIV) “This is what the LORD says to his anointed ( mā·šîaḥ ), to Cyrus, whose

Isaiah writes that "He will delight in the fear of the LORD (v3)." Why didn't the Messiah fix these things the way Isaiah said He would? In many ways, what Isaiah wrote has already been completed. Jesus was filled by the Spirit at His baptism, just as Isaiah predicted. So part of Isaiah's prophecy is already taking place, but is not yet fully realized.

Isaiah begins this beautiful passage on God's Fatherliness with a proclamation of the kindnesses (NIV In just a few verses Isaiah summarizes the story of God's people. It's this ḥěʹ·sěḏ love that Isaiah appeals to: "Your tenderness and compassion are withheld from us, time you open your prayer to your Father in heaven, you are appealing to that same ḥěʹ·sěḏ love that Isaiah

This section of the book of Isaiah is full of God's promises for deliverance, containing oracles against God, through His prophet Isaiah, reminds His people - Israel then, and us now - that whatsoever God plans Know that you can absolutely trust the promises God has made to you, because passages like this one in Isaiah