
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In this episode we discuss how Isaiah is understood and pushed forward by later apocalyptic writers, Jesus, and the authors of the New Testament. Isaiah begins the written prophets in the Nevi'im, which revolve around the maintenance and projection of the covenant through divine judgment and redemption. The primary elements of Jewish apocalyptic thought (the day of the Lord, the resurrection of the dead, and the coming Messiah) are all heavily influenced by the Book of Isaiah. In this episode we focus on the theme of theophany and the day of the Lord.
Show notes
By The Apocalyptic Gospel4.9
237237 ratings
In this episode we discuss how Isaiah is understood and pushed forward by later apocalyptic writers, Jesus, and the authors of the New Testament. Isaiah begins the written prophets in the Nevi'im, which revolve around the maintenance and projection of the covenant through divine judgment and redemption. The primary elements of Jewish apocalyptic thought (the day of the Lord, the resurrection of the dead, and the coming Messiah) are all heavily influenced by the Book of Isaiah. In this episode we focus on the theme of theophany and the day of the Lord.
Show notes

8,618 Listeners

614 Listeners

4,407 Listeners

4,782 Listeners

295 Listeners

2,876 Listeners

71,412 Listeners

221 Listeners

44,117 Listeners

5,095 Listeners

26,666 Listeners

275 Listeners

16,716 Listeners

72 Listeners