Category Archives: Isaiah

God’s promise in Isaiah 55:10-11 is one of the most remarkable passages of Scripture and one of my personal favorites. In fact, in great part, those verses are purpose to which these Bible study posts are dedicated. Continue reading →

What a beautiful, unassailable city the New Jerusalem will be. The words of Isaiah 54 not only describe the restoral of Jerusalem after the exile, but the city that God promises to all who are faithful to Him through faith. Continue reading →

It may seem strange to some, but here is an exposition of the entire Gospel, rivaling even famous verses like John 3:16, in a prophetic book written hundreds of years before Jesus was born. Yet, here it is, a direct statement that we are saved through the brutal suffering and death of our Savior. Continue reading →

As Christians, we look forward to the coming of a city. At first glance, such a statement seems off. After all, are we not waiting for our Savior to return? Indeed, we are, but with our returning Savior will come the fulfillment of the promises of eternity, among them the establishment of the New Jerusalem, the reconsecration of God’s promises to mankind made before we fell into sin. Continue reading →

In these verses of Isaiah, we hear the words of Jesus Christ preincarnate, telling us that He is coming just as He promised. This prophetic voice is important because it allows us to look at the life of Christ hundreds of years later and understand that He was indeed the Messiah. Continue reading →