Isaiah

by Richard Rogers

This study of one of the most beautiful books of the Bible will cause you to better appreciate the working of God to bring His Messiah for the salvation of His people. Sections of the book (1) The man Isaiah; (2) The Prophet's Call; (3) Historical setting; (3) Authorship; (4) Use of Isaiah in the New Testament; (5) Israel and Judah facing Assyria; (6) Messianic prophecies; and (7) The coming glory of Zion. 1 Introduction to the Prophets (I) 2 Introduction (II) - The Book & The Man 3 The Prophet’s Call (6:1-13) 4 The Prophet’s World 5 The Authorship of Isaiah 6 The New Testament Writers’ Use The Old Testament Prophets 7 Condemnation of Zion’s Corruption And Religious Formalism (1:1-4:6) 8 God’s Song of Condemnation And Isaiah’s Call (5:1-6:13) 9 The Assyrian Crisis (I) (7:1-10:24) 10 The Assyrian Crisis (II) (10:1-12:6) 11 Prophecies Against Nations (13:1-23:18) 12 The Apocalypse of Isaiah (24:1-27:13) 13 Woes upon Israel, Judah, Egypt And Assyria (28-33) 14 The Destiny and Comfort Of Israel (34-49) 15 Restoration and Comfort (I) (40-42) 16 Restoration and Comfort (II) (43-45) 17 Restoration and Comfort (III) (Chapters 46-48) 18 Salvation Through the Messiah (I) (49-52) 19 Salvation Through the Messiah (II) (52:13-55:13) 20 The Coming Glory of Zion (I) (56-59) 21 The Coming Glory of Zion (II) (60-62) 22 The Coming Glory of Zion (III) (63-66) 23 The Greatness of God 24 Four Great Lessons from Isaiah (Chapters 1 & 53)

212 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2011