Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 57:1–2
When Good People Die
Pause over two quiet verses about people whose deaths go unnoticed.
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Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 57:1–2
Pause over two quiet verses about people whose deaths go unnoticed.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 57:3–13
Read this severe accusation about unfaithfulness with a trusted adult.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 57:14–21
Notice how the One described as highest is also near the humble.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 58:1–14
Compare a religious practice with the way workers and hungry neighbours are treated.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 59:1–17
Hear accusation become confession before God acts.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 59:18–21
Follow the movement from repayment to a promise lasting through generations.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 60:1–22
Follow the light into a city once described as abandoned.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 61:1–11
Look for the broken places named in this good news.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 62:1–12
See how the city moves from being left alone to being loved and wanted.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 63:1–6
Read the red-garment explanation as a severe judgement image.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 63:7–14
Remember the kindness without skipping the rebellion that follows.
Poetry and prayerIsaiah 63:15–19
Hear a prayer that asks difficult questions without giving up its appeal.
Poetry and prayerIsaiah 64:1–12
Listen to confession and grief spoken in the same prayer.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 65:1–16
Find the surviving grapes before the poem sets two futures side by side.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 65:17–25
Read the joyful promise without erasing the unusual lifespan statement.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 66:1–6
Notice the person God regards beside the building people might offer.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 66:7–14
Hear a city’s renewal pictured through birth and a mother’s comfort.
Prophecy and visionsIsaiah 66:15–24
Read the gathering of nations together with the severe beginning and ending.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 2:1–13
Compare fresh spring water with a cracked water store.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 2:14–22
Ask why the message moves from captivity to a vine and then soap.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 2:23–37
Listen for the repeated claim of innocence and the evidence set against it.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 3:1–5
Notice the unexpected invitation inside an accusation of betrayal.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 3:6–10
Keep the two sisters distinct in this warning.
Prophecy and visionsJeremiah 3:11–25
Hear the repeated invitation before the people answer with confession.