More history from the prophet. Isaiah, the "little Bible" with its 66 chapters and two divisions. More millennial glimpses.

Several pictures of the Millennium, plus judgments in Isaiah's day and our future. Then a sudden shift to history we covered in 2 Kings 18-20.

War - jihad - is the theme now. And since chapter 9 is said by scholars to be Muhammad's last words, it could be thought that all former words about peace etc have been abrogated.

Spurgeon speaks, in a most non-theological but clear tone, on gossip and laziness.

Jerusalem warned again. Israel leans on Egypt, from which God had delivered them! Told to trust in God instead.

Some "Bible" stories by the prophet, then his declaration that the prophecy of Deuteronomy 18 (referring to Jesus) is really about himself.

The "polytheists" (Christians) take another hit. And a strange fatalism that overlaps with our idea of a Sovereign God, surfaces. Can God create evil, as Muhammad suggests?

Two full chapters of priase, that seem to be coming from Millennial times, after all the judgment scenes. Then more judgment on Israel, and a warning to Judah. (Isaiah's prophecy fulfillments are not in chronological order.)

Sura 5, "The Table". The Koran declares that a table is let down from heaven... perhaps referring to the Lord's Table? And, More statements that deny Jesus His real identity.

Edom and Arabia to be judged. The replacing of Shebna (2 Kings 19:2) with Eliakim. Tyre to fall. And the entire earth to be judged, as confirmed in Revelation 6, 14, 17, 18, 20. God is not mocked!