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Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 14:3–23
Isaiah 14:3–23 is a prophetic taunt to be spoken when Yahweh gives rest after suffering. It describes the collapse of Babylon’s proud ruler and the judgement that reaches Babylon itself.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 14:24–27
Isaiah 14:24–27 speaks plainly about God’s purpose. The passage repeats words like thought, purposed, planned and stand to show that what Yahweh decides is firm, and no nation can finally block it.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 14:28–32
Isaiah 14:28–32 is a short prophecy addressed to Philistia. It warns against celebrating too soon, announces coming trouble, and ends by pointing to Zion as the place Yahweh has founded for his afflicted people.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 15:1–9
Isaiah 15 speaks a burden against Moab. The passage is a prophecy of sudden ruin, widespread grief and continuing danger.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 16:1–14
Isaiah 16 is a prophecy about Moab. It speaks of fugitives, refuge, pride, ruined harvests, failed prayer, and a fixed time when Moab’s glory will fall.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 17:1–14
Isaiah 17:1–14 speaks a burden against Damascus, but the passage also includes Ephraim, Jacob and many nations.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 18:1–7
Isaiah 18:1–7 speaks first to a land beyond the rivers of Ethiopia and then to all the world.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 19:1–15
Isaiah 19:1–15 is a prophecy against Egypt. The passage shows Yahweh shaking Egypt’s idols, wisdom, water supply, work and rulers.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 19:16–25
Isaiah 19:16–25 moves from fear and judgement to healing, worship, and blessing. Repeating “In that day”, the prophecy shows Yahweh acting in Egypt, then placing Egypt, Assyria, and Israel together within his blessing.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 21:1–10
Isaiah 21:1–10 is a heavy message about a troubling vision, a watchman, and the fall of Babylon.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 21:11–12
Isaiah 21:11–12 is a brief prophecy shaped as a spoken exchange. A caller asks the watchman about the night, and the answer is short but careful, leaving the hearer with both an announcement and a reason to keep asking.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 21:13–17
Isaiah 21:13–17 is a short prophecy about Arabia. It shows caravans and fugitives in trouble, help given with water and bread, and a timed word from the Lord about Kedar’s coming decline.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 22:1–14
Isaiah 22:1–14 is a vision about a city under pressure. It moves from noisy celebration to grief, exposed defences, urgent preparations, and the Lord’s charge that the people did not look to him.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 22:15–25
Isaiah 22:15–25 brings a direct message from Yahweh to Shebna, then turns to Eliakim. The passage speaks about office, honour, authority and downfall, showing that positions of responsibility stand under God’s word.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 23:1–18
Isaiah 23 is a prophecy about Tyre, a city described here by its shipping, merchants, and international trade.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 24:1–23
Isaiah 24:1–23 is a prophecy of sweeping judgment on the earth. It shows ruin across society, explains the earth’s guilt, includes calls to glorify Yahweh, and ends with Yahweh reigning in glory.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 25:1–12
Isaiah 25:1–12 is a song of praise that speaks about Yahweh’s faithful plans, his care for poor and needy people, and his future victory over death, tears, pride, and strong human defences.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 27:1–13
Isaiah 27:1–13 is a prophetic passage that moves from Yahweh’s victory over a great threat, to his care for his vineyard, to forgiveness, judgement, and the gathering of Israel for worship.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 28:1–13
Isaiah 28:1–13 warns Ephraim about pride, drunkenness and refusing Yahweh’s word. The passage contrasts fading human glory with Yahweh himself, and it ends with a sober warning about not listening.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 28:14–22
Isaiah 28:14–22 addresses scoffing rulers in Jerusalem. Their claimed safety rests on lies, but Yahweh announces a sure foundation in Zion and warns that his justice will expose and sweep away false refuge.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 28:23–29
Isaiah 28:23–29 calls people to listen closely. Using pictures from farming, it shows that wise work changes with the task, and it ends by saying that this wisdom comes from Yahweh of Armies.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 29:1–16
Isaiah 29:1–16 is a warning to Ariel, the city where David encamped. The passage moves from coming distress, to the collapse of attacking nations, to the deeper problem of spiritual blindness and empty worship.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 29:17–24
Isaiah 29:17–24 speaks as prophecy and teaching about a coming change brought by Yahweh. The passage moves from overturned conditions in the land to restored hearing, joy, justice, honour, and understanding among God’s people.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 30:1–17
Isaiah 30:1-17 warns people who want security on their own terms. Yahweh exposes their plan to trust Egypt, shows why that choice fails, and tells them where true strength was meant to be found.
