Isaiah
The Book of Isaiah is one of the greatest prophetic works in Scripture, containing both warnings of judgment and glorious promises of salvation. It spans from Isaiah's call during the reigns of several kings of Judah through visions of future restoration and the coming Messiah. The book is traditionally divided into three major sections, each with distinct themes and perspectives on God's plan of redemption.
"But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles."
Isaiah 40:31
Book Segments
11 sections · click any to explore
About the Book
IntroTo call Judah to repentance, announce God's judgment on nations, and ultimately reveal the coming Servant-King who will bring global redemption - making Isaiah the most Christologically rich book in the OT.
Isaiah's Call and Early Prophecies
Ch. 123456Isaiah's prophetic call and initial oracles against Judah and Jerusalem
Establishes Isaiah's authority and the holy nature of God's judgment and salvation
The Immanuel Prophecies
Ch. 789101112Prophecies of Immanuel and the coming Messianic King during Assyrian crisis
Contains key Messianic prophecies pointing to Christ's incarnation and kingdom
Oracles Against the Nations
Ch. 1314151617181920212223Prophetic judgments against various nations surrounding Israel
Demonstrates God's sovereignty over all nations and His universal justice
The Little Apocalypse
Ch. 24252627Cosmic judgment and ultimate restoration of creation
Points to the ultimate consummation of God's kingdom and victory over death
Assyrian Crisis and Trust in God
Ch. 282930313233Prophecies during Hezekiah's reign concerning trust versus political alliances
Shows the importance of trusting God rather than human alliances
Divine Judgment and Coming Restoration
Ch. 3435Contrast between judgment on the wicked and restoration for the redeemed
Illustrates the stark contrast between God's judgment and His redemption
Historical Interlude - Hezekiah's Reign
Ch. 36373839Historical narrative of Sennacherib's invasion and Hezekiah's illness
Demonstrates God's faithfulness to those who trust Him completely
Comfort to the Exiles
Ch. 404142434445464748Messages of comfort and hope to exiled Israel, including prophecies of Cyrus
Provides hope for restoration and reveals God's use of foreign rulers
The Suffering Servant
Ch. 495051525354555657The Servant Songs and the suffering that leads to vindication and salvation
Contains the clearest Old Testament prophecy of Christ's atoning death
Future Glory and New Creation
Ch. 585960616263646566Visions of restored Jerusalem, true worship, and the new creation
Points to the ultimate fulfillment of God's redemptive plan in new creation