Precept resources for Isaiah 1-39

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• Lesson 1, Isaiah 1-2: God calls Israel/Judah's sin to account.
• Lesson 2, Isaiah 3-5: Wicked removed, righteous survive. The Branch of the LORD, the Song of the Vineyard.
• Lesson 3, Isaiah 6: Isaiah before the Throne.
• Lesson 4, Isaiah 7-9: the sign of Immaneul. Trust God or man?
• Lesson 5, Isaiah 9-12: God's anger at His people; Assyria punished. The Branch of the LORD; the remnant praises God.
• Lesson 6, Isaiah 13-14: Oracle concerning Babylon.
• Lesson 7, Isaiah 14-18: Oracles concerning Philistia, Moab, Damascus, and Cush.
• Lesson 8, Isaiah 19-23: Oracles concerning Egypt, wilderness, Edom, Arabia, the Valley of Vision, and Tyre.
• Lesson 9, Isaiah 24-25: Destruction of the earth. The LORD swallows up death for all time.
• Lesson 10, Isaiah 26-27: The LORD keeps in perfect peace, those who trust in Him.
• Lesson 11, Isaiah 28-29:
• Lesson 12, Isaiah 30-32:
• Lesson 13, Isaiah 33-35:
• Lesson 14, Isaiah 36-39:

Lesson 1, on Isaiah 1-2

• Day 1
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • blank chart
  • completed chart
  • overview
  • notes

Lesson 2, on Isaiah 3-5

• Day 1: Isaiah 3-4
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4: Isaiah 5
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes
  • LA chart (PDF), including the Judea Capta coin.

    

    The prophecy of Isaiah (3:8,25-26) was fulfilled in 586 BC when the Babylonians destroyed Jerusalam (2 Kings 24-25), but it was repeated in 70 AD when Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans.

Lesson 3, on Isaiah 6

• Day 1: Isaiah 6
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes
  • LA chart
  • transcript of Pete De Lacy's lecture
  • transcript of Kay Arthur's lecture

Lesson 4, on Isaiah 7-9

• Day 1
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • The seal of Ahaz from the Shlomo Moussaieff Collection, London

    

  • Proposed restoration of the Gihon Spring (Feb 2010), from which flow the waters of Shiloah. See Isaiah 8:6
  • Name No Longer Writ in Dust, a poem by Tim Davis
  • notes
  • Israel photos: May 2010 trip to Israel with Kay Arthur
  • 

    Sunrise over Galillee

Lesson 5, on Isaiah 9-12

• Days 1 and 2: Isaiah 9-10
• Day 3
• Day 4: Isaiah 11-12
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes

Lesson 6, on Isaiah 13-14

• Day 1
• Day 2
• Day 3: Scripture
• Day 3: word studies
  • Sheol (Strongs H7585), Hebrew
  • pit (Strongs H7845), a Hebrew synonym for Sheol
  • Hinnom (Strongs H2011), a valley where they burned children in the fire for Molech
  • Gehenna (Strongs G1067), Greek for "valley of Hinnom", translated as "hell".
  • Hades (Strongs G86)
• Day 4: Scripture
• Day 4: word studies
  • the Lord (God) of Hosts
  • Babylon
• Day 5: on your own

• Other resources:
  • chart
  • notes
  • Some prophecies in Isaiah are near (being fulfilled in Isaiah's time, or shortly thereafter). Some prophecies are far (fulfilled 700 years later in Jesus, or not yet fulfilled). Some are both (the child Immanuel), which is refered to as dual fulfillment.

    For a Sesame-Street explanation of the difference between near and far, see Near and Far with Grover:
    

    So what's the matter Grover? The people won't listen? (Isaiah 6). Maybe their fuzzy puppet ears have fallen off, and their fuzzy puppet eyes can't see...

Lesson 7, on Isaiah 14-18

• Day 1
• Days 2 and 3
• Days 4 and 5

• Other resources:
  • notes
  • Psalm 2: and how it connects to Isaiah 14-18

Lesson 8, on Isaiah 19-23

• Days 1 and 2: in Isaiah 19-20
• Day 3: in Isaiah 21
• Day 4
• Day 5: in Isaiah 23

• Other resources:
  • notes

    Sennacherib taking captives from Lachish (722BC). (Isaiah 36:1-2: Now it came to pass in the fourteenth year of King Hezekiah that Sennacherib king of Assyria came up against all the fortified cities of Judah and took them). Note that the captives are not literaly naked.

Lesson 9, on Isaiah 24-25

• Day 1: in Isaiah 24
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4: in Isaiah 25
• Day 5
• 2 Peter 3:11-17: how then shall we live?

• Other resources:
  • notes for lesson 9
  • chart for lesson 9

Lesson 10, on Isaiah 26-27

• Day 1: in Isaiah 26
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4: in Isaiah 27
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes for lesson 10
  • chart for lesson 10

Lesson 11, on Isaiah 28-29

• Days 1 and 2: in Isaiah 28
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes for lesson 11

Lesson 12, on Isaiah 30-32

• Days 1 and 2: in Isaiah 30
• Day 3: in Isaiah 31
• Day 4: in Isaiah 32
• Day 5

• Other resources:
  • notes for lesson 12

Lesson 13, on Isaiah 33-35

• Day 1: in Isaiah 33-35
• Day 2: in Isaiah 33
• Day 3: in Isaiah 34
• Day 4
• Day 5: in Isaiah 35

Lesson 14, on Isaiah 36-39

• Day 1: in Isaiah 36-39
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Day 5