Tag: prophet Isaiah

• Reflecting on Isaiah 29 13-24

  

  We are studying Isaiah 29:13-24 for Sunday, May 9. This is a portion of the book of the prophet Isaiah that declares both the guilt, and the prospective deliverance, of Jerusalem. [Some notes on the text are here.] Here are some questions we might want to consider, or discuss, in our study of this text: […]

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  May 7, 2021

  Text of the Week – Questions

  Bible study, Isaiah 29, prophet Isaiah, reading the Bible, redemption and deliverance, wisdom, worship

• Studying Isaiah 29 15-24

  

  We are studying Isaiah 29:15-24 for Sunday, May 9. The text is a prophetic poem that seems to speak to – but perhaps also beyond – the dire situation of the siege of Jerusalem by the Assyrians in 701 BCE. [Some questions on the text are here.] Here are my notes on this text: BACKGROUND […]

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  May 6, 2021

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible study, deliverance and redemption, faith hope and love, Isaiah 29:13-24, messianic expectation, prophet Isaiah, prophets and prophecy, reading the Bible, texts that aren't in the lectionary