Обозрение книги пророка Исаии

It contains a denunciation of the Israelites, a description of their misfortunes, rejection (by God) of sacrifices and a call to a better life. Prophecy about the Church and the future world. Denunciation of the Israelites and future siege; denunciation of their luxury and pride; the rejection of Israel under the image of a vineyard. The prophet reproaches the leaders of Israel for covetousness and drunkenness and predicts devastation; threatens those who prefer false prophets to true ones. Invasion of enemies. The prophet sees a vision in which his lips were cleansed. The Syrian king, together with the Israelites, goes to war against Jerusalem, and Isaiah prophesies about Christ, about the devastation of Jerusalem and about the invasion of Nebuchadnezzar. Prophecy about believers in Christ. About the strength, pride and destruction of the Assyrian king. About believers in Christ; about the birth of Christ according to the flesh; about the meekness of those who believe in Him. The prophet predicts the destruction of Babylon and foreigners. Death of the Moabites. Prophecy about Christ. The destruction of Damascus; the distress of the Israelites and their salvation. The destruction of Egypt. The prophet allegorically predicts disasters and the destruction of their wickedness to the peoples who do not believe in the Lord. Isaiah is commanded to walk naked. War of the Medes and Babylonians against Idumea and Arabia. The last siege of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar. A prediction to Somnan, “the builder of the house,” about his death. “House builders”, i.e. The guardians of the property in the church were from the priests (Is. 22:15). The destruction of Tyre, and then its salvation, and an allegorical prophecy about the churches. The destruction of Babylon by the Medes and gratitude to God for it from the prophet. Prophecy about believers in Christ; about the death of the devil from Christ, about the coming of Christ in the flesh; about faith in Christ. The prophet reproaches the Israelis for abandoning hope in God and placing it on the Egyptians, and predicts disasters for them, and then prosperity. It also contains a prophecy about the Church of Christ, about the conversion of the pagans to Christ and about the devastation of Jerusalem. A legend about the Church, which literally refers to Idumea and Jerusalem, but in a figurative sense - to the rejection of the Jews and the prosperity of the Church of Christ. About the affairs of Sennacherib. Prophecy about John the Baptist and about believers in Christ. Image of the power of God; denouncing the Israelis for idolatry and reminding them of God’s benefits to the people. About the structure of the Church and the powerlessness of idols. Prophecy about Christ and those who believe in Him. The prophet reproaches the Israelites for their sins and says that disasters have been sent to them because of their disobedience. About faith in Christ; that God will leave the people without sacrifices and will not require service through sacrifices. Prophecy about believers in Christ. Exposing the powerlessness of idols and depicting the power of God. The Destruction of Babylon; denunciation of the hard-heartedness of the Jews and prophecy of favorable circumstances. Prophecy about Christ and the consolation of Jerusalem. Prophecy about Christ and the apostles. About the birth of Christ according to the flesh, about His suffering, resurrection and about the multitude of those who believe in Him. A prophecy about Christ and together about the Israelis in the literal sense, and in a figurative sense - about believers in Christ. Condemnation of the Jews for idolatry, rejection of their fast and indication of another better fast. Next is a denunciation of their insidious deeds and plans, and a prophecy about those who believe in Christ. Prophecy about Christ, and about the healings of soul and body performed by Him; about the apostles and others who believe in Him. About His suffering. Confession of the prophet, as if on behalf of the people, and the Lord’s denunciation of the unbelief of the Jews; accepting those who believe in Him, and condemning the idolatry of the Jews. About those who believe in our Lord Jesus Christ from among the Jews. Condemnation of those who do not believe in the hereafter. The paragraphs in the text were arranged by us – Editorial staff of “ABC of Faith” You might be interested in: