Judges 10 shows God washing his hands of his sinful people, a dark reality that would be ours without Christ.

Isaiah 36-39 is the final episode in this section of the book and records Hezekiah's crisis and response.

Isaiah 34 & 35 gives us two cities: the city of the world and the city of God.

Isaiah 28-33 is one of the sharpest declarations in the entire book that salvation will come from God and not through what man can produce.

Isaiah 24-27 is God's judgment on creation and the establishing of his rule over it

The oracles against the nations (Isaiah 13-23) shows us that God reigns over every square inch of this world.

Isaiah 7-12 introduces us to the hope of a Messiah who will right the world's wrongs.

Isaiah 6 ushers us into the holy temple of God and shows us that Christ alone can take us there.

Isaiah 2-5 is God's promise to create his city with his power, and Judah's best version doesn't compare

Isaiah 1 sets the stage for the rest of the book, which is to know and trust God amidst colossal circumstances.