In this message, Isaiah warns that because of what Israel has done, Yehovah will consume them like stubble. He will call for nations to come and destroy them, ensuring they are well-equipped and successful in destroying the land. Then, in Isaiah 6, Isaiah sees a great vision of Yehovah in the year King Uzziah died. He describes His throne, the train of His robes, and the seraphs who fly around His throne, but he does not dare attempt to describe the One on the throne. Isaiah is undone because of his uncleanness, but a seraph comes with a coal off the altar, touches his lips, and tells him his iniquity and sin is taken away and purged. Yehovah wonders who will go for Them, and Isaiah volunteers. Yehovah tells Him that Israel will hear and not understand and see and not perceive until the desolation comes.