Isaiah: An Expositional Commentary

Isaiah was the most comprehensive of all prophets: his writing spans the entirety of history, from the creation of the world to the creation of “a new heavens and new earth.” No other prophet matches his majestic eloquence on the glory of God and the redemptive work and sufferings of the Coming Messiah, all the while making us clearly aware of God’s abounding Grace.

This study contains approximately 24 hours of verse by verse teachings.

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Please note:
Hi, Koinonia House is neither the publisher nor printer of the International Standard Version (ISV). Chuck was on the ISV committee in it's early stages and made some endorsements prior to the ISV's original release, based mainly on Isaiah (which was predominantly translated from the Dead Sea Scrolls). However, the ISV has gone through many revisions since. Chucks personal Bible of choice was the King James.

1. Introduction and Isaiah 1: Introduction. Case against Judah.
2. Isaiah 2 - 6:8: A Vision of the coming Kingdom. Israel, the Lord’s vineyard. The
   Throne of God.
3. Isaiah 6:9 - 7:25: Isaiah’s New Commission. Confederacy of Rezin and Pekah. The Sign of the Virgin.
   
4. Isaiah 8 - 10:4: Overthrow of Damascus and Samaria. Christ’s Birth.
   
5. Isaiah 10:5 - 12:6: Predicted Judgment upon Assyria. A Future Kingdom.
6. Isaiah 13 - 14:11: Babylon. Babylon’s defeat.
   
7. Isaiah 14:12 - 17: Lucifer’s pride and rebellion.
   
8. Isaiah 14:18 -19:25: Moab. Damascus will fall. Egypt.
   
9. Isaiah 19:19, 20: The Great Pyramid.
   
10. Monuments From Prehistory: The Great Pyramid, Stonehenge, and Mars supplemental discussion.
    
11. Isaiah 20 - 23: Impending Conquest of Egypt and Ethiopia. Medes to take Babylon. The fall of Tyre.
    
12. Isaiah 24 - 27: Isaiah’s “Little Apocalypse” chapters.
    
13. Isaiah 28 - 30: Prophetic Warning concerning Ephraim and Judah.
    
14. Isaiah 31 - 35: Future Kingdom blessings. Focus on Jerusalem.
    
15. Isaiah 36 - 39: Historical parenthesis. Hezekiah and Rabshakeh.
    
16. Isaiah 40 - 43: How many Isaiahs? Cyrus predicted. Jesus Christ the servant.
    
17. Isaiah 44 - 45: Babylon. Ezekiel’s 430 years. Rise of Cyrus.
18. Isaiah 46 - 49: Babylon, the pride of the Chaldeans.
    
19. Isaiah 50 - 52: Messianic Theme. Bondslave. God’s Remnant exhorted. Vision of
    Kingdom Age.
    
20. Isaiah 53: “Holy of Holies of Old Testament prophecy.”
    
21. The Physics of Immortality: DNA, Time and Resurrection Bodies.
    
22. Isaiah 54 - 59: Israel, the restored wife. Idolaters rebuked.
    
23. Isaiah 60 - 62: Sin. Kingdom Age. The Two Comings of Christ. Kingdom Blessings.
    
24. Isaiah 63 - 66: Day of Vengeance. Israel’s rebellion. A New Wine. New Heaven and New Earth.
    

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Note: This Isaiah Commentary is a Parallel study using King James (KJV) and the International Standard Version (ISV).

1. Introduction and Isaiah 1: Introduction. Case against Judah.
2. Isaiah 2 - 5: A Vision of the Coming Kingdom. Israel, the Lord’s vineyard. The Nation’s Judgment and Exile.
3. Isaiah 6 - 7: Isaiah’s New Commission. Confederacy of Rezin and Pekah. The Sign of the Virgin.
4. Isaiah 8 - 9: Overthrow of Damascus and Samaria. Christ’s Birth.
5. Isaiah 10 - 12: Predicted Judgment upon Assyria. A Future Kingdom.
6. Isaiah 13 - 14: Babylon. Babylon’s Defeat. Lucifer’s Pride and Rebellion.
7. Isaiah 15 -18: Moab’s Devastation. Damascus will Fall. Ethiopia.
8. Isaiah 19 - 22: The Doom of Egypt. A Burden about Jerusalem.
9. Isaiah 23 - 27: A Burden about Tyre. Isaiah’s “Little Apocalypse” Chapters.
10. Isaiah 28 - 30: Prophetic warning concerning Ephraim and Judah.
11. Isaiah 31 - 35: Future Kingdom Blessings. Focus on Jerusalem.
12. Isaiah 36 - 39: Historical Parenthesis. Hezekiah and Rabshakeh.
13. Isaiah 40 - 42: How Many Isaiahs? Cyrus Predicted. Jesus Christ the Servant.
14. Isaiah 43 - 44: God’s Blessing on His people. The Rise of Cyrus.
15. Isaiah 45: Cyrus to Restore Jerusalem. God created the Earth "not in vain." The Gap Theory.
16. Isaiah 46 - 48: Babylon, the Pride of the Caldeans.
17. Isaiah 49 - 51: The Restoration of Israel. Vision of the Kingdom Age.
18. Isaiah 52 (and Acts 8): Messianic Theme. The Ark of the Covenant. The Ethiopian Treasurer in Acts Chapter 8. The Mercy Seat.
19. Isaiah 53 (Part 1): The Holy of Holies of the Old Testament.
20. Isaiah 53 (Part 2): The Fulcrum of the Entire Universe.
21. Isaiah 54 - 59: Israel, the Restored Wife. Idolaters rebuked.
22. Isaiah 60 - 62: Sin. Kingdom Age. The Two Comings of Christ. Kingdom Blessings.
23. Isaiah 63: Day of Vengeance. Isaiah Prays for Redemption of Israel.
24. Isaiah 64 - 66: A New Wine. New Heaven and New Earth. Judgment and Hope.

Session 1 of 24 - Introduction and Isaiah 1: Introduction. Case against Judah.

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