Isaiah 60 -- (along with Lamentations 1) Understanding (and rightly interpreting) the particulars Isaiah 60 (Jerusalem's exaltation!) requires a basic...

Isaiah 60  ( Part 1 ) The previous chapter set forth this essential truth (59:16a): [The LORD] "saw that there was no man, and wondered that there was...

Haggai 2:10-23 The LORD warns the people against mere outward conformity (i.e. building a temple) and invites them to consider their present situation...

Haggai 2:1-9 Haggai is one of three post-exilic prophets (along with Zechariah and Malachi).  Haggai arrives about 200 years after Isaiah (our normal ...

Haggai 1 John Davis takes us to the "minor prophet" of Haggai (Cliff will complete chapter two starting next week).  In Haggai, the people of God have...

Isaiah 59:15b-21 What Isaiah describes is termed elsewhere as "the Day of the LORD" -- a time of Judgment and Deliverance, a time of Wrath and Mercy!

Isaiah 59:15b-19 Two main points stand out:  (1) GOD is not indifferent to sin, injustice, and human suffering; and (2) We cannot save ourselves -- (n...

Isaiah 59:1-15a Charles Spurgeon on this text: "You thought that God's hand was shortened, that it could not save; but it is your hand that is shorten...

Isaiah 58 John Piper summarizes pointedly, "The authenticity our worship on Sunday is shaped by our justice on Monday."

Isaiah 57:14-21 A truly amazing passage! In verse 15 the LORD declares, "I dwell in the high and holy place, and also with him who is of a contrite an...