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.

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.

After hearing the king of Assyria’s commander, Rabshakeh and his threats, Hezekiah King of Judah seeks the Lord’s Help.  He is answered thru Isaiah and is assured deliverance. 185,000 Assyrian troops are wiped out in one night by a mighty angel.

After hearing the king of Assyria’s commander, Rabshakeh and his threats, Hezekiah King of Judah seeks the Lord’s Help.  He is answered thru Isaiah and is assured deliverance. 185,000 Assyrian troops are wiped out in one night by a mighty angel.

After hearing the king of Assyria’s commander, Rabshakeh and his threats, Hezekiah King of Judah seeks the Lord’s Help.  He is answered thru Isaiah and is assured deliverance. 185,000 Assyrian troops are wiped out in one night by a mighty angel.

The Assyrians invades Judah and Sennacherib the Assyrian king sends Rebshakeh to boasts against the LORD, a big mistake.  We can learn many lessons from the dialog that evil often uses.

The Assyrians invades Judah and Sennacherib the Assyrian king sends Rebshakeh to boasts against the LORD, a big mistake.  We can learn many lessons from the dialog that evil often uses.