"Isaiah: Hezekiah & Babylon”
Hezekiah’s alliance with Babylon, and the Future Babylonian Exile
Hezekiah’s alliance with Babylon, and the Future Babylonian Exile
The Immanuel child in Isaiah & Ahaz's day, and what the child signifies for them and for us.
"For unto us a child is born!" Seeing what Isaiah was talking about (stuff in his day), but that ultimately comes true in Jesus.
Isaiah speaks to Kings Ahaz & Hezekiah to lead them in right action and save their people.
Reviewing the order of the minor prophets, and nailing down the three sections of Isaiah.
Learning the order of the minor prophets, and starting Isaiah!
Much of the subject matter of the Old Testament Prophets surrounds a few events in history. Here are those events.
God reviews His historical relationship with Israel, and Hosea pleads with his contemporaries to look to God for forgiveness and blessing to avoid exile.
God announces His judgment against His people, Israel, in 750 B.C., and speaks of the future return of His love for them.
God and Israel in the 700s B.C. are symbolically shown through Hosea’s marriage to a prostitute.
How the “day of the Lord” comes not only by Assyria and Babylon, but at various times throughout Scripture, until the final “day of the Lord,” when Jesus …
In Amos, we can see what a “day of the Lord” is (and there were many).
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