The Book of
Isaiah
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In chapter 14 we shall learn a proverb against the king
of Babylon and "see" on into the future time of the Millennium after Christ's
return when "the world is at rest, and is quiet (Isa. 14:7)" and see what
shall become of that wicked one, "...the man that
made the earth to tremble, that did shake kingdoms; [17] That made the
world as a wilderness, and destroyed the cities thereof; that opened
not the house of his prisoners (Isaiah 14:16-17)!" The
LORD hath founded Zion 14:32
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Chapter 14
Prophecy concerning
the burden of Damascus (Syria) in chapter 17
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Prophecy concerning
a Woe to a land which is beyond the rivers of Ethiopia (The United States)
"The
Stone Kingdom" in chapter 18
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Prophecy concerning
the burden of Egypt (all the Arab nations) in chapters 19 and 20
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Prophecy concerning
the burden of the Desert of the Sea ( Babylon) including burdens upon Dumah
(Russia) and Arabia in chapter 21
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We have now completed the
"7" chapters from Isaiah 15-21 wherein the "7" burdens or warnings are
given to the nations for these last days.
The
23rd chapter of Isaiah concerns the oracle or revelation of Tyre.
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Isaiah 24 &
25 are precious indeed in that they speak both of The Lord's Judgment and
His Mercy.
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This remarkable
26th chapter of Isaiah will give us not only an outline of how our Father's
wondrous plan shall unfold in these last days, but it will also give us
an in-depth view of the purpose behind His chastisement and vengeance upon
the ungodly!
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In chapter 27
we are going to be given insight into our Father's marvelous plan of salvation,
even additional insight into the great purpose He has for bringing chastisement
upon His people.
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Chapter 28 begins
a series or cycle of six "woes" that continues through to chapter 35 and
verse 10
In chapter 28
we learn that multitudes of Christians who do not have faith based upon
the foundation of God's Word are surely going to make a "covenant
with Death" and "an agreement with Hell". In fact, the majority of our
people have been so drawn away from their Father's Word, the foundation
of truth, by soothsaying preachers who teach the traditions of men instead
of His Word, that they cannot tell the difference between that which is
profane (the false Christ) and that which is holy (the true Christ).
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This is the second of the six woes we discussed at the
beginning of chapter 28 and this one is directed to Ariel, the city where
David dwelt,
The hour is late
and it is time to quit playing church and stop listening to men's traditions
and open your eyes to the "visions" of the prophets through whom Jesus
Christ has foretold us all things (Mark 13:23).
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Chapter
29
"Will you be one
who waits for the LORD" and thus be one who is "blessed" or will you follow
after the false messiah and the things of this world and wind up spiritually
dead as one who is slain by the spiritual sword of the Assyrian? In fact
you could ask yourself right now, "How are you doing? Are you a lively
tree or a piece of deadwood? Do you produce fruit or are you a spiritual
burden to others?"
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The subject of
chapter 31 is "apostasy", both individual and national. And though it is
written that the majority of our people are going to revolt (carah,
apostatize)
and therefore stumble and fall before the false messiah, you need not be
among them IF you are willing to "Turn unto Him".
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Chapter
31
The Millennial
reign of the righteous King and His dominion is the subject of this 32nd
chapter in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah
32:9 Rise
up, ye women that are at ease; hear
my voice, ye careless daughters;
give
ear unto
my speech.
This
is addressed to the woman, even to the daughters of Jerusalem
(Luke 23:28-31), i.e. to the true House of Israel who has
become as prosperous as a "fat cat" and believes herself to be secure in
her salvation and in need of nothing (spiritually speaking, see
Rev. 3:17)). In other words, this is addressed to America, and to Great
Britain, and to Canada, and to the rest of their sister Christian nations.
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These who "wait upon the Lord" and
are found praying this prayer are those wise virgins, even those who are
"left behind" laboring in the field in Matthew 24! They are the ones who
remain spiritual virgins and are not "carried away" with the "other Jesus"
that is taught by the traditions of men.
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Chapter
33
In chapter 34 the judgment of the gentile nations of the
world, at the return of Jesus Christ is addressed.
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Chapter 34
In chapter 35 the kingdom blessings of the gentile nations
of the world are addressed. All of us, Israelite and gentile are now born
back into the spirit.
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Chapter 35
Isaiah 40: to 56:8 looks at Israel
in exile and promises deliverance through Cyrus. Mingled with the promise
of deliverance is constantly increasing recognition of the fact that exile
is only the necessary result of Israel's sin. Therefore, unless this problem
is satisfactorily dealt with, other captivities will inevitably follow.
God promises He will send His Servant to take away sin and to bring light
to all the world. The full view of the redemptive sufferings of Christ
leads to the evangelical strain so prominent in this part of Isaiah. Isaiah
also predicts Israel's return in the end time.
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Chapter 40
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Chapter 41
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Chapter 42
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Chapter 43
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Chapter 44
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Chapter 45
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Chapter 46
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Chapter 47
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Chapter 48
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Chapter 49
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Chapter 50
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Chapter 51
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Chapter 52
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Chapter 53
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Chapter 54
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Chapter 55
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Chapter 56
In chapter 57 false leaders are
rebuked
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Chapter 57
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Chapter 58
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Chapter 59
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Chapter 60
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Chapter 61
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Chapter 62
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Chapter 63
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Chapter 64
Isaiah 65:17 looks beyond the Kingdom
Age to the new heavens and the new earth, but 18-25 describe the Kingdom
Age itself. Longevity will be restored, but death, the "last enemy" will
not be destroyed until after Satan's death sentence, along with the deaths
of those who still choose to follow him when he is released from the pit
for a short while at the end of the thousand years.
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Chapter 65
I believe in chapter 66 Isaiah is
prophesying a final message for the overcomers; the dead, who have now
been granted eternal life in the "second resurrection", after the "great
white throne of judgment".
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Chapter 66
