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  • Joy In Tribulation (Isaiah 25)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jul 3, 2026
     | 17 views

    How can we have joy in tribulation?

    Do we have faith in God and His final plan, giving us joy in the midst of tribulation? Let’s begin in Isaiah 25. Does God give us reason for joy even in the worst times of our lives? O Yahweh [Lord], You are my God; I will exalt You, I will give thanks to Your name; For You have worked wonders, ...read more

  • Great Tribulation (Isaiah 24)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jul 1, 2026
     | 9 views

    World troubles

    Will the whole earth one day be shaken in judgment? Will we stay faithful to God? Let’s look at Isaiah 24. After mentioning several specific nations, did God now expand his judgment to the whole earth? Look! The Lord is about to destroy the earth and make it a vast wasteland. He devastates the ...read more

  • National Pride (Isaiah 23)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 30, 2026
     | 25 views

    Pride or humility?

    Is a nation’s wealth quickly gone if God so decides? Can God humble a proud nation and lead it to repentance? Let’s begin in Isaiah 23. Does Isaiah prophesy the destruction of the Phoenician cities of Tyre and Sidon, along the south coast of today’s Lebanon? A message concerning Tyre. “Wail, you ...read more

  • Feast Or Fast (Isaiah 22)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 29, 2026
     | 19 views

    Should we party or pray?

    As Assyria threatened Jerusalem, did God install a man who saw Him as the answer, not human efforts? Do we rely on weak politics and our military or God? Let’s look at Isaiah 22. Why is Jerusalem called the Valley of Vision? Had Mount Zion become a spiritual valley, yet even in that fallen ...read more

  • Babylon Fallen (Isaiah 21)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 28, 2026
     | 23 views

    Is the apocalyptic Babylon already here?

    Does the fall of ancient Babylon echo the fall of a modern Babylon? Does it affect other nations? Do we worship the splendor of Babylon or God? Let’s look at Isaiah 21. Are commentators correct, who seem to agree that the desert of the sea refers to the waters of Babylon, a marshy, often flooded ...read more

  • Egypt & Cush (Isaiah 20)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 28, 2026
     | 17 views

    The faith of Africa

    Does this prophecy of Egypt and Cush affirm the foolishness of trusting in alliances instead of God? Did Christianity spread further than the Coptic Christianity of Egypt and Sudan, and the Orthodox Christianity of Ethiopia, south of the Sahara and across Africa? Let’s look at Isaiah 20. Did God ...read more

  • Egypt (Isaiah 19)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 26, 2026
     | 32 views

    World Peace?

    Can historic enemies turn to the Lord and reconcile? Is this part of God’s ultimate plan? Let’s begin in Isaiah 19. Will Egypt become confounded by civil war and a harsh dictatorship? An oracle [burden, prophecy] concerning Egypt. Behold, the Lord is riding on a swift cloud and comes to Egypt; ...read more

  • Cush (Isaiah 18)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 25, 2026
     | 49 views

    Do Ethiopia and Sudan figure in prophecy?

    Did Ethiopia and Sudan have a history with the one true God long before the time of Christ? Do other nations have ancient stories of God? Let’s look at Isaiah 18. Is this message for Cush, an ancient peoples spanning Sudan and northern Ethiopia, a land where the Nile divides? Were they known for ...read more

  • Damascus (Isaiah 17)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 24, 2026
     | 27 views

    What does God predict for Syria?

    Did Damascus fall to Assyria at the same time as the northern tribes of Israel? Will the world experience God’s anger for its hard hearted refusal to repent at Christ’s return? Let’s look at Isaiah 17. Was Damascus, the capital of Aram, modern Syria, predicted to fall at the same time as Ephraim’s ...read more

  • Proud Moab (Isaiah 16)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 23, 2026
     | 42 views

    Are we a proud or humble nation?

    Do Israel and Moab have a long history, from Lot, Balak and Baalam, Ruth, and David’s parents finding refuge there? Is God patient with all nations? Let’s look at Isaiah 16. As Moab is attacked by foreign forces, is there a place of refuge for them in Zion, if they will bring tribute to the king ...read more

  • Moab (Isaiah 15)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 22, 2026
     | 26 views

    What will happen to Jordan?

    What can we learn from Moab mourning for their national sins? Is this just past or also future punishment upon Jordan? Let’s look at Isaiah 15? What does God have to warn Moab about, descendants of whom live in today’s Jordan? A message concerning Moab: “For Ir in Moab is destroyed in a night, ...read more

  • Restoration (Isaiah 14)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 20, 2026
     | 38 views

    Will a repentant nation be restored?

    Would Israel be restored and would foreigners join them? Is God impressed by national pride or national repentance? Let’s look at Isaiah 14. After divine punishment for their sins, would Israel experience a great reversal? When the Lord has compassion on Jacob and again chooses Israel, and ...read more

  • Babylon (Isaiah 13)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 19, 2026
     | 47 views

    Babylon ancient or modern?

    Did the destruction of Babylon symbolize the elimination of all corrupt human governments? Do we hope for a perfect government from heaven? Let’s examine Isaiah 13. Is this a prophecy about the end of the Babylonian Empire which captured Judah? Could it also apply to that final human government ...read more

  • Rejoice (Isaiah 12)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 18, 2026
     | 42 views

    Do we rejoice over what God is planning?

    In the end of all things, will there be great joy and no more reason for sorrow or crying? Do we look forward to this? Let’s begin in Isaiah 12. When the hope of nations comes, will people give thanks and sing songs of praise? Then you will say on that day, “I will give thanks to You, Lord; For ...read more

  • Hope Of Nations (Isaiah 11)

    Contributed by I. Grant Spong on Jun 17, 2026
     | 31 views

    Who is the hope of nations?

    Is there a king in whom the Gentiles or nations will hope? Do we look forward to His rule? Let’s look at Isaiah 11. Who is the rod out of the stem of Jesse, a king that descends from the family of David? Like a branch that sprouts from a stump, someone from David's family [KJV: a rod out of ...read more