Isaiah Explained
Key Features of the Prophecy of Isaiah; Isaiah’s Layered Literary Structures; Isaiah’s Seven Spiritual Levels of Humanity; Isaiah’s Ancient Types of End-Time Events; Keywords in the Prophecy of Isaiah; Overviews of the Prophecy of Isaiah; Glossary of Terms Relating to Isaiah; KJV Bible Testimonials
Isaiah Explained
Analyzing structures reveals the underlying themes and concepts of the Book of Isaiah. Its layered holistic structures attest to a single author—Isaiah. 1. Antithetical Themes of Isaiah’s Seven-Part Structure. Isaiah’s Seven-Part Structure divides the Book …
Isaiah Explained
Its vibrant message, decoded after years of painstaking research by a leading authority in his field, now receives a new application as a sure guide to a rapidly changing world. To those who seek answers to today’s perplexing questions, the Book of Isaiah is God’s gift to humanity.
Isaiah Explained
Basic concepts of the prophecy of Isaiah clear up much of the mystery surrounding this ancient text. They are brought to light when applying different modalities of literary analysis—structural, typological, and rhetorical—each of which offers its own unique insights and data. 1.
Isaiah Explained
In the Book of Isaiah, Zion, together with Jerusalem, is one of seven spiritual levels or categories of people. They consist of persons who ascend from the Jacob/Israel level to the Zion/Jerusalem level. They receive a remission of their sins when they prove their covenantal allegiance to God.
Isaiah Explained
Israel’s ancient apostasy typifies an end-time apostasy, with salvation reserved for some who repent. 1 The vision of Isaiah the son of Amoz which he beheld concerning Judea and …
Isaiah Explained
Book of Isaiah—The largest and most complex book of prophecy in the Bible, consisting of oracles and writings by the prophet Isaiah (ca. 742–701 B.C.) Book of Revelation —The vision of the “Day of Jehovah” by John the Beloved, who encoded in his writings the end-time events he saw and heard.
Isaiah Explained
Click on a verse number in the Isaiah Institute Translation or Interactive Concordance to view the Comparative Translation of the verse. Listen to Dr. Avraham Gileadi’s “Analytical Commentary of Isaiah” on any chapter using the audio option in the sidebar.
Isaiah Explained
Two generations of kings from the time Isaiah receives his prophetic commission, an expansionist Assyria threatens to invade the kingdom of Aram (Syria), the ten-tribed Northern Kingdom of Israel, and the Southern Kingdom of Judah and to annex them into its empire.
Isaiah Explained
We observe this in the land’s invasion by the king of Assyria (Isaiah 36 - 37)—Jehovah’s hand of punishment—a curse that accrued from the transgressions of King Ahaz and his people (Isaiah 7:17-20; 8:6-8). But there comes a time—when his people patiently endure the curses—that Jehovah reverses them.