Isaiah 3 - 6
IsaiahSteve Gregg
Isaiah 3-6 is a denunciation against the sins of Judah, particularly their repeated sin of arrogance. The chapter predicts the oppression of the people and the judgment of the elders and princes. It also includes a reference to the Holy One of Israel, a repetition common in Hebrew poetry. The speaker refers to possible interpretations of the "us" plural in Isaiah 6 as a literary device or a reference to the Trinity.
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Isaiah 7 - 8
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Isaiah 7-8 is a well-known passage, but it's also one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible. In this recording, Steve Gregg breaks down the
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Isaiah 9 - 10
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Isaiah 9 speaks of the messianic age, characterized by righteousness and justice. Steve Gregg explains that the chapter references the joy and gladnes
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Isaiah 1 - 2
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Isaiah offers hope in the midst of judgment. Steve Gregg's rapid survey of Isaiah 1-2 emphasizes the prophet's vision of the coming Messiah and Messia
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