There will come a time when there will be no gloom for those who were in anguish.

During the half century following the end of World War I, which was supposed to be the war to end all wars, there were two minutes of peace for every year of war. This week, we’ll read about the only One who brings true, everlasting peace.

Join John Bradshaw and the author this quarter, Roy Gane, as they provide additional insights into this week's Sabbath School lesson, "The Hard Way."

Through Isaiah’s actions and family, as well as his words, God reinforced the message of warning and hope.

Ahaz was deeply involved in pagan religion, which was heavily interconnected with the occult

God warned Isaiah not to fear what his people feared, but to fear Him...

When Isaiah legally recorded the boy’s name even before his conception, he made the child and his name a public prophecy that could be tested by subsequent events.

Invitation upon invitation was sent to erring Israel to return to their allegiance to Jehovah...

God’s promise that their power would soon be extinguished came all too soon.

God provided powerful evidence that He wanted the best for His children, but they rejected the gently flowing way He first presented to them; thus, He had to speak to them with a roar and a flood instead.