Sermons on Isaiah (Page 6)

Isaiah 8:9-22 And then turn to Isaiah chapter eight, Isaiah eight verses nine through 22 will be our passage tonight. Isaiah eight, nine to 22. So we’re picking up. where we left off. That’s a obvious statement, isn’t it? We’re picking up where we left off last week, but where we left off last week is the coming Assyrian invasion with a glimmer of hope that a Messiah will come, a glimmer of hope that Jesus will come and rescue…

Isaiah 7:18-8:8 Turning your copy of the scriptures to Isaiah 7, tonight we’ll look at 7.18 through 8.8. So remember, Isaiah is a big, long book. Remember that chapters and verses were added later, so we’re picking it apart, maybe in a literary way, maybe in a section that’s got different themes that pop up. Uh, one way to look at our, our section of scripture tonight is it’s sort of a mirror to the previous section. The previous section…

Isaiah 7:1-17 Amen. Turn in your copy of God’s word to Isaiah 7. Isaiah chapter 7. We’ll be looking at verses 1 through 17. This is in a sense the first the time that Isaiah fulfills his call that we saw last week in Isaiah chapter six. He is sent to a people that won’t hear, they won’t see, they won’t believe, and they won’t do. And unfortunately it’s Ahaz the king. And when the king doesn’t obey God, it…

Isaiah 6 Amen. Please turn in your copy of the scripture to Isaiah six. Uh, tonight we’ll look at, uh, the whole of the chapter. I believe it’s 13 verses. I read something this week, uh, that said very often the only bits and pieces we know about Isaiah are, uh, the suffering servant, uh, and the coming Messiah and, this sixth chapter where Isaiah saw into heaven, met the Lord and had his lips singed with the coals. And…

Isaiah 5 So let’s give our attention to God’s word, Isaiah 5, 1-7, and then we’ll walk our way through 8-30 along our way through. God’s word says, let me sing for my beloved my love song concerning his vineyard. My beloved had a vineyard on a very fertile hill. He dug it and cleared it of stones and planted it with a choice vine, with choice vines. He built a watchtower in the midst of it and hewed out…

Isaiah 5:1-7 Let’s hear the word of the living God, Isaiah five, one through seven. Let me sing for my beloved, my love song concerning his vineyard. My beloved had a vineyard on a very fertile hill. He dug it and cleared it of stones and planted it with choice vines. He built a watchtower in the midst of it and hewed out a wine vat in it. And he looked for it to yield grapes, but it yielded wild…

Isaiah 4:2-6 Amen. Turn in your copy of God’s word. Turn to the book of Isaiah chapter four. We’ll be reading verses two through six, and hopefully you remember everything you’ve heard from Isaiah so far, but just by way of introduction as you make your way there, remember we’ve heard a lot of doom and gloom in Isaiah. And one of the great blessings God does in the literature of the Old Testament is when he speaks doom and…

Isaiah 3 So Isaiah chapters one through five are going to tell us about the condition and the, I guess the judgment on, on Judah and Jerusalem. And then we get to chapter six and there will be a description of Isaiah’s call to ministry kind of well-known to many of us, very familiar to many of us. And so as we’ve zipped our way through chapters one through five or will, uh, over the next few weeks, the past…

Isaiah 2:6-22 Please turn in your copy of the scriptures to Isaiah 2. Tonight we’ll look at verses 6 through 22. And as you’re making your way there, remember Isaiah is a really big book. It’s a huge book and there’s all kinds of things and themes and stuff that we’ll, we’ll see over and over again. The day of the Lord, which we will look at tonight is something that will come up a pretty good bit in the…

Isaiah 2:1-5 All right, let’s give our attention now to God’s word, Isaiah chapter two, verses one through five. Hear the word of the living God. The word that Isaiah, the son of Amoz, saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem. It shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the house of the Lord shall be established as the highest of the mountains and shall be lifted up above the hills and all nations shall flow to…

Isaiah 1:21-31 Isaiah chapter 1, 21 to 31 is a, I think a continuation of what we looked at last week in chapter 1, 1 through 20. It’s, it’s God. as the judge saying to his people, you’ve not been faithful. There is a change, I believe, when you get to verses 21 to 31, he speaks of Israel or Jerusalem or Zion, his holy city, and he speaks directly to that city. And so I thought we’d look at…

Isaiah 1:1-20 Amen. Turn in your copy of God’s word to the book of Isaiah. I assume you know where that is. Isaiah chapter one, tonight we’ll make it through Lord willing, verse 20, Isaiah one, one through 20. I had in my notes for Sunday night to go back to judges because I believe on Wednesday nights, we’ve made it through Genesis, we’re in Exodus, The plan, I think, would be to get through Leviticus numbers and Deuteronomy. So…