Isaiah 28 - 29
IsaiahSteve Gregg
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 provides a detailed analysis of the text's historical background and its Messianic interpretation. The chapter also discusses the importance of trusting in God and resting in Him, rather than turning to earthly powers for help.
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Isaiah 30-33
Isaiah
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 34 - 35
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Isaiah 34-35 covers the desert and wilderness motif seen previously in the book. The chapter provides a challenge in dealing with its imagery of the e
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Isaiah 24 - 27
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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 apocal
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