Isaiah 24 - 27
IsaiahSteve Gregg
Isaiah 24-27 contains prophecies about the end of the world and the coming of a new messianic age. The chapter is often referred to as Isaiah's apocalypse, with scholars noting its pre-millennialist themes. The speaker discusses how Isaiah sees the passing of the old age and the incoming of a newer messianic age, with a new Jerusalem and spiritual Jerusalem replacing the old. The punishment for the earth's inhabitants is described in detail, with the land being violently broken and the inhabitants being scattered abroad. Ultimately, the downfall of the old system leads to the establishment of a new Jerusalem and a new system.
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Isaiah 28 - 29
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Isaiah 28-29 is a prophetic message about the fall of the old city and establishment of the Messianic order. Through this chapter, Steve Gregg provide
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Isaiah 30-33
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Isaiah 30-33, as taught by Steve Gregg, covers Zion judgment, salvation in Old Jerusalem, and God's plans. The passage discusses the offer of remunera
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Isaiah delivers a series of prophecies against pagan nations, including Moab, which is laid waste and destroyed. While Isaiah seems somewhat sympathet
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