Israel is assured of God’s help; The LORD is Israel’s and our unseen friend. He is always working on our behalf EVEN when we are not aware of it. God also outlines the futility of idols, God states in verse 29 “Indeed they are all worthless; their works are nothing”.

Israel is assured of God’s help; The LORD is Israel’s and our unseen friend. He is always working on our behalf EVEN when we are not aware of it. God also outlines the futility of idols, God states in verse 29 “Indeed they are all worthless; their works are nothing”.

The LORD has no equal; as the worship song states, “Our God is an Awesome God”.  Isaiah lays out in this poetic passage, the power of our God and His loving kindness to that which He has created.

The LORD has no equal; as the worship song states, “Our God is an Awesome God”.  Isaiah lays out in this poetic passage, the power of our God and His loving kindness to that which He has created.

The LORD has no equal; as the worship song states, “Our God is an Awesome God”.  Isaiah lays out in this poetic passage, the power of our God and His loving kindness to that which He has created.

Introducing this new section of Isaiah, (Chapters 40-66) we discover that there is ONE author that penned the Book of Isaiah.  The focus of this section shifts to comfort for God’s people and to a future hope for the nation of Israel.

Introducing this new section of Isaiah, (Chapters 40-66) we discover that there is ONE author that penned the Book of Isaiah.  The focus of this section shifts to comfort for God’s people and to a future hope for the nation of Israel.

Introducing this new section of Isaiah, (Chapters 40-66) we discover that there is ONE author that penned the Book of Isaiah.  The focus of this section shifts to comfort for God’s people and to a future hope for the nation of Israel.

Isaiah brings the word of the Lord to King Hezekiah about his sickness and miraculous recovery, followed by envoys from Babylon that come to visit him and wish Isaiah well.

Isaiah brings the word of the Lord to King Hezekiah about his sickness and miraculous recovery, followed by envoys from Babylon that come to visit him and wish Isaiah well.