Chapters of the Bible

God condemns Israel for foolishly relying on a military alliance with Egypt instead of trusting God. God promises to finally show them mercy, acting as their patient, gracious teacher.

God condemns those who rely on Egyptian horses and chariots instead of the Holy One of Israel. God promises to defend Jerusalem but warns that Assyria will fall by God's spiritual sword.

A prophecy of the Messianic King who will reign in righteousness. The Holy Spirit will be poured out, resulting in justice, quiet confidence, and lasting peace.

The people pray for God to deliver them from their terrifying oppressors. God promises to rise up and judge the nations, declaring that the one who walks righteously will be safe.

A prophecy of God's vengeance against all nations, with a special focus on Edom. The heavens will be rolled up like a scroll, and the land will become desolate, reserved for eternal judgment.

A glorious vision of restoration and salvation. The desert will blossom, the blind will see, the deaf will hear, and a Highway of Holiness will lead the redeemed back to Zion with everlasting joy.

Assyrian King Sennacherib's general, the Rabshakeh, lays siege to Jerusalem, mocking God and King Hezekiah in the Hebrew language to demoralize the city's defenders.

King Hezekiah prays fervently in the Temple. The prophet Isaiah assures him that God has heard his prayer. That night, an angel of the Lord kills 185,000 Assyrian soldiers.

King Hezekiah falls mortally ill. Isaiah tells him to prepare for death, but Hezekiah prays. God adds fifteen years to his life and moves the sun's shadow back ten steps as a sign.

King Hezekiah foolishly shows all his royal treasures to Babylonian envoys. Isaiah prophesies that because of this arrogance, all his wealth and descendants will be carried away to Babylon.

The pivotal start of the Book of Comfort. The prophet announces, "Comfort, comfort my people," proclaiming that Jerusalem's penalty for sin is paid. The Lord is coming in glory to feed His flock.

God challenges the idols of the nations to predict the future. God declares that He is the First and the Last. He encourages Israel, His servant, promising to strengthen and help them fearlessly.