Isaiah
Old Testament · Major Prophets · 33 chapter studies + Introduction · 34 narrated · Total audio: 17 hrs 16 min
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- Intro Isaiah - General Introduction Isaiah is the great prophetic book of holiness, judgment, repentance, comfort, the Servant, Zion, and new creation.
- 1 Isaiah 1 - Vision of Sinful Judah Isaiah does not begin with comfort. He begins with diagnosis.
- 2-4 Isaiah 2-4 - Zion Judgment and the Branch Isaiah 2-4 belongs together because these chapters move in one coherent arc.
- 5 Isaiah 5 - The Vineyard Song Isaiah 5 stands alone because it seals the first great cycle of accusation in the book.
- 6 Isaiah 6 - Isaiah Call Isaiah 6 stands alone because it is one of the great call narratives of Scripture and one of the book's liturgical centers.
- 7-8 Isaiah 7-8 - Immanuel and Assyrian Threat Isaiah 7-8 is the Immanuel crisis cycle. Judah is terrified, Ahaz is politically calculating, foreign kings are closing in, and the house of David is tempted to secure itself by...
- 9-12 Isaiah 9-12 - Messianic Light and Thanksgiving Isaiah 9-12 belongs together as one sustained movement from darkness into light, from pride into judgment, from imperial terror into remnant trust, and from remnant trust into...
- 13-14 Isaiah 13-14 - Babylon and the Fallen Tyrant Isaiah 13-14 opens the book's long sequence of nation-oracles with a blow against Babylonian pride.
- 15-16 Isaiah 15-16 - Oracle Concerning Moab Isaiah 15-16 is a single oracle over Moab spoken with grief, not with cold delight.
- 17-18 Isaiah 17-18 - Damascus Cush and the Nations Isaiah 17-18 holds together a near judgment and a far horizon.
- 19-20 Isaiah 19-20 - Egypt Humbled and Healed Isaiah 19-20 is one of the most astonishing turns in the whole book.
- 21-23 Isaiah 21-23 - Watchman Desert and Tyre Isaiah 21-23 closes the first long sequence of oracles against the nations.
- 24-27 Isaiah 24-27 - Apocalypse Feast and Resurrection Hope Isaiah 24-27 is often called Isaiah's apocalypse because the prophet's vision widens beyond one nation to the whole earth, the host of heaven, death itself, and the final...
- 28-29 Isaiah 28-29 - Woe to Pride and Blind Worship Isaiah 28-29 begins the next movement after Isaiah's apocalypse.
- 30-31 Isaiah 30-31 - Woe to Egypt Trust Isaiah 30-31 names the political form of unbelief.
- 32-33 Isaiah 32-33 - Righteous King and Zion Security Isaiah 32-33 answers the false refuge of Isaiah 30-31 with the only refuge that can stand: the reign of the righteous King, the descent of the Spirit from on high, and Zion made...
- 34-35 Isaiah 34-35 - Judgment and Holy Way Isaiah 34-35 forms a deliberate contrast: the land of arrogant hostility becomes a wilderness of judgment, while the wilderness of the redeemed blossoms into joy.
- 36-39 Isaiah 36-39 - Hezekiah Assyria and Babylon Isaiah 36-39 is the historical hinge of the book.
- 40 Isaiah 40 - Comfort My People Isaiah 40 is the great turning point of the book.
- 41-42 Isaiah 41-42 - Servant and Deliverance Isaiah 41-42 continues the comfort movement that began in Isaiah 40.
- 43-44 Isaiah 43-44 - New Exodus and True God Isaiah 43-44 is a word of comfort, repentance, and renewed identity.
- 45-46 Isaiah 45-46 - Cyrus and the Lord Alone Revision note: This is the revised source text from the Isaiah full-book audit.
- 47-48 Isaiah 47-48 - Babylon Falls and Israel Called Revision note: This is the revised source text from the Isaiah full-book audit.
- 49 Isaiah 49 - Servant Light to the Nations and Zion Remembered Revision note: This standalone guide was created by splitting the former combined Isaiah 49-50 - Servant Mission and Obedience guide.
- 50 Isaiah 50 - The Obedient Suffering Servant Revision note: This standalone guide was created by splitting the former combined Isaiah 49-50 - Servant Mission and Obedience guide.
- 51-52 Isaiah 51:1-52:12 - Zion Awake and Good News Revision note: This guide was re-scoped during the publication-quality Isaiah audit.
- 53 Isaiah 52:13-53:12 - The Suffering Servant Revision note: This guide was re-scoped during the publication-quality Isaiah audit to include Isaiah 52:13-15 with Isaiah 53.
- 54 Isaiah 54 - Barren Zion and Covenant Peace Revision note: This guide was split from the former combined note Isaiah 54-55 - Covenant Mercy and Invitation on 2026-05-29.
- 55 Isaiah 55 - Come to the Waters and the Everlasting Covenant Revision note: This guide was split from the former combined note Isaiah 54-55 - Covenant Mercy and Invitation on 2026-05-29.
- 56-57 Isaiah 56-57 - Inclusion and False Worship Revision note: This guide was rebuilt on 2026-05-29 under the publication-quality Isaiah audit standard.
- 58-59 Isaiah 58-59 - True Fasting and Intercession Revision note: This guide was rebuilt on 2026-05-29 under the publication-quality Isaiah audit standard.
- 60-62 Isaiah 60-62 - Zion Glory and Anointed Good News Publication-quality revised Markdown source.
- 63-64 Isaiah 63-64 - Divine Warrior and Communal Lament Isaiah 63-64 moves from the Lord's winepress judgment and Passion-read divine warrior image into the people's communal lament: remembrance of mercy, grieving the Holy Spirit,...
- 65-66 Isaiah 65-66 - New Heavens New Earth and Final Worship Isaiah 65-66 gives the book's final answer to the communal lament: the Lord distinguishes true servants from rebels, promises new heavens and a new earth, receives humble worship,...