Hezekiah’s hymn begins with the acknowledgment of the bitter reality of mortality.

Isaiah witness the unfolding of a divine response to human supplication - King Hezekiah's prayer!

The Rabshakeh employs psychological warfare to demoralize the people of Jerusalem during the Assyrian threat.

Isaiah introduces the Holy Way, and Yahusha uses the metaphor of a narrow road. Both convey the idea of a specific path that leads to a particular destination.

Isaiah 34 really is a prophecy that illuminates the geopolitical storms and the impending divine judgments of our days.

Isaiah gives insights into the consequences of misdirected power, unethical alliances, and the impact of such decisions on innocent lives.

𐤌𐤋𐤊" The Hebrew letters; MEM-LAMED-CHAF SOFIT signify "water," "staff," and "open hand," reflecting a king who provides stability and justice with an open hand, leading his people with equity and righteousness .

The question persists: when will people recognize the perils of turning away from divine counsel in favor of seeking solace in deceit and oppression?

Isaiah continues his rebuke of Israel, chastising them for their rejection of divine counsel in favor of seeking solace in deception and oppression rather than putting their trust in the Holy One of Israel.

Ariel - the lion of El, Elohim's hearth - the city of Jerusalem in flames, its inhabitant's fiery coals being turned to ash underfoot.