Isaiah: A Topical Look At Isaiah
Steve Gregg
In this 15-part series, Steve Gregg examines the key themes and ideas that recur throughout the book of Isaiah, discussing topics such as the remnant, God's sovereignty, the coming king, and redemption.
Introduction to Isaiah
In this introduction to the biblical book of Isaiah, Steve Gregg provides an overview of the prophet's unique position in Israelite history and some of the major themes and sections of his writings. Gregg notes that while some scholars debate the authorship and structure of the book, its message of
Rapid Survey of Isaiah 1 - 23
In this rapid survey, Steve Gregg explores the first 23 chapters of Isaiah, focusing on key themes and prophecies. He emphasizes that God's correction and judgment of Israel's sinful ways does not imply a hatred of sacrifice or worship, but rather a call to cease evil and learn good. Moreover, he di
Rapid Survey of Isaiah 24 - 66
In this discussion, Steve Gregg surveys passages from Isaiah 24 to 66. He notes that while some interpret biblical prophecies of the earth's destruction as an end-of-the-world scenario, the use of the word 'earth' may sometimes be better translated as 'land'. Gregg suggests that passages in Isaiah m
Symbols of Nations
In this discussion, Steve Gregg explores themes that recur throughout the book of Isaiah. He notes that while certain passages are dealing with Israel, Judah, and Assyria, other passages are using the nations as humanized symbols, treating them as if they were animals. The speaker emphasizes that th
Warfare, Judgment and Redemption
In this discussion, Steve Gregg delves into the book of Isaiah, focusing on its themes of warfare, judgment, and redemption. He examines the use of Exodus imagery in relation to the salvation of Christ, and argues that Jesus' personal victories are a manifestation of spiritual warfare. Gregg also hi
The Imagery of the Exodus
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the imagery of the Exodus in the book of Isaiah. He mentions that Isaiah speaks of the ultimate deliverance of God's people from bondage, which is fulfilled by Jesus. Gregg draws connections between passages in Isaiah and the New Testament, showing how the exodus
Fruitfulness in Isaiah
In this discussion led by Steve Gregg, the issue of fruitfulness in the book of Isaiah is examined. Gregg looks at several passages in the book and draws connections between them, ultimately highlighting the idea of spiritual fruit as being the most important type of fruitfulness. He also notes the
God's Complaint
In "God's Complaint", Steve Gregg draws parallels between the sins of Israel and Judah and the current state of the United States. He highlights how America, like Israel, has rejected the knowledge of God and spurned Him, even going as far as committing wicked sins. Gregg emphasizes the importance o
Fall of Jerusalem (Part 1)
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the fall of Jerusalem as predicted in Isaiah, where the old covenant order would be abolished and replaced by the new covenant order. He emphasizes that the end of the old order did not happen all at once, but rather in stages, and that the destruction of the p
Fall of Jerusalem (Part 2)
In this piece by Steve Gregg, the fall of Jerusalem and the ensuing judgment is discussed in relation to various biblical passages. Gregg explores different interpretations of the prophecies in Isaiah and Ezekiel, noting that these texts describe a desolate and barren land in the aftermath of judgme
The Remnant
In this discussion, Steve Gregg offers insights into the idea of "the remnant" in biblical prophecy. While the term traditionally refers to the small number of Jews who remained faithful to God amidst multiple invasions and occupations, Gregg posits that the concept extends beyond ethnicity, encompa
Restoration Images
In "Restoration Images," Steve Gregg explores the various ways in which the concept of God's restoration of the destroyed is portrayed through imagery in the Book of Isaiah. He notes the use of language to suggest a fixed entity or person being restored, such as in the rebuilding of Jerusalem after
The Servant of Jehovah
In "The Servant of Jehovah," Steve Gregg discusses how the book of Isaiah uniquely portrays the theme of the servant of God. Isaiah's first section, Comfort chapters 40-66, emphasizes the servant's job and witness. Gregg points out that in John 8, Jesus takes upon himself the divine name of Jehovah,
The King and His Kingdom
In this talk, Steve Gregg explores the theme of the coming king in the book of Isaiah, focusing on the character and reign of his kingdom. He notes that while the New Testament frequently mentions the kingdom of God, it is important to also examine Old Testament predictions made about the king and h
God's Sovereignty and Foreknowledge
Steve Gregg discusses God's sovereignty and foreknowledge in the book of Isaiah, with a focus on the last 27 chapters which emphasize God's power and sovereignty in various contexts. Gregg clarifies that God's sovereignty does not necessarily mean that He interferes with man's free will, but rather
