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Part 23 of the series in Isaiah. Hope of a new creation and the glory of God among the nations, but also warnings of eternal judgement for those who reject Him.

Part 22 of the series in Isaiah. The year of the Lord's favour and the day of His vengeance are declared - recomoense and mercy - ending with a prayer that the Lord would restore His people.

Part 21 of the series in Isaiah. Four chapters moving from a picture of Israel's sinfulness to God's judgement then to a glorious picture of total restoration.

Part 20 of the series in Isaiah. The new creation results of the Servant's saving work and the invitation to receive it by grace through faith.

Part 19 of the series in Isaiah. One of the most significant chapters in the Bible, explaining how God's perfect servant, Jesus, had to die for our sins and was raised to life again

Part 18 of the series in Isaiah. God commissions His people to leave Babylon under His protection and to proclaim the good news of salvation with boldness to the ends of the earth.

Part 17 of the series in Isaiah. Further songs of the servant who will restore Israel and bring God's glory to the end of the earth by setting his face like flint and submitting to unjust suffering.

Part 16 of the series in Isaiah. God, not Babyloon is the eternal I AM, and He will work His purposes through Cyrus in his time and ultimately through a perfect servant He will send with His Spirit.

Part 15 of the series in Isaiah. The uniqueness and glory of God in His purposes, including using Cyrus as his anointed shepherd, until the day when every knee bows and every tongue confesses that He is righteous.

Part 14 of the series in Isaiah. A beautiful chapter of assurance and promise grounded in who God is, the faithful and unchangeable One.

Part 13 of the series in Isaiah. God promises his presence that casts out fear and introduces His Servant - the first Servant Song promising a perfect Servant who will be faithful where Israel failed.

Part 12 of the series in Isaiah. King Hezekiah is given 15 extra years but shows his treasures to the Babylonians - a parallel of the nation's situation - then we move into a message of comfort and hope with good news emanating from Jerusalem.

Part 11 of the series in Isaiah. Universal global judgement, with Edom as its focus, but a new creation. Then the account of the turning back of the Assyrians from Jerusalem.

Part 10 of the series in isiah. Judgement on Judah and Assyria but salvation for remnant.

Part 9 of the series in Isaiah. Prophecies about the fall of Ephraim and scouring of Jerusalem but also the laying of a cornerstone as a firm foundation and the saving of a remnant.