In our study of Isaiah, chapters 24 through 26, we’ll learn about the ominous events of the last days of the tribulation, followed by God’s deliverance and the magnificent reign of Jesus Christ on this earth.

Isaiah 24:16—26:18

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A storm is brewing in the life of King Hezekiah. As he receives the news that he’s going to die, Jerusalem is simultaneously attacked from Assyria. How does Hezekiah deal with the stress he’s facing? Does God approve of his actions? That’s what we’ll find out in Isaiah 38-39.

Isaiah 38, 39

In chapters 36 and 37 of our study of Isaiah, we leave what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, calls the high plane of prophecy and descend into the record of history.  Join us as we see the transfer of power from Assyria to Babylon and take a look at two important letters received by King Hezekiah during his reign.

Isaiah 36, 37

A dark night of judgement and glorious morning of redemption. That’s what we’ll see in our study of Isaiah chapters 34 and 35. Travel with us as we wade through the Battle of Armageddon and finally arrive in the blessings of the Millennium.

Isaiah 34, 35

As we’ve traveled through the book of Isaiah, we’ve made our way through several dark places.  But every couple chapters, a bright ray of light shines down on God’s people. That’s where we find ourselves in chapters 31-32. So, hop aboard the Bible Bus as we study the coming Lord Jesus as the King who ushers in the Millennial kingdom.

Isaiah 32, 33

As our study of Isaiah continues in chapter 29-31, find out what the prophet has to say about Jerusalem’s immediate future, as well as what will happen in the days to come.

Isaiah 24:16—26:18

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