Analytical Commentary of Isaiah

Israel’s ancient apostasy typifies an endtime apostasy, with salvation reserved for some who repent

The endtime restoration of Zion/Jerusalem contrasts Jehovah’s judgment of the world at his coming

Wickedness in society leads to anarchy, internal collapse, destitution, and invasion by enemies

In his Day of Judgment Jehovah preserves alive those whose names are inscribed in the Book of Life

Jehovah’s vineyard yields bad fruit, leading to Assyria’s invasion and covenant curses on offenders

Jehovah appears to Isaiah in the temple and sends him as a prophet to warn of imminent judgments

King Ahaz’ transgression of the terms of his covenant leads to a hostile world power gaining supremacy

A new Flood in the form of Assyria’s world conquest awaits all but those who find refuge in Jehovah

A fiery holocaust engulfs the land as leaders and people apostatize and Jehovah empowers his servant

Jehovah appoints the king of Assyria to despoil and destroy the wicked of his people and the nations