Isaiah 8-39 Our second section from Isaiah, read during weeks three and four of Great Lent, is quite large. It contains a myriad historical and social circumstances, and various oracles of God directed towards different parties. Here, we can see the prophet speaking the word of God to His people—both the northern and southern kingdoms—asContinue reading “Light from Isaiah 2: Wrath and Mercy”
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Light from Isaiah 1: The Bad News and the Good News
Isaiah 1-7, Romans 1:21-31, Luke 2, Matthew 1:23 Passages from the beginning to the end of the book of the prophet Isaiah are prescribed for us in the lectionary all through Great Lent. This prophet is the most well-known among Christians, even more than the great prophet Jeremiah, who has two books associated with hisContinue reading “Light from Isaiah 1: The Bad News and the Good News”
Edith M. Humphrey 