Isaiah: Holiness, Judgment, Salvation, and the Coming Messiah
A 40-lesson study of Isaiah exploring God's holiness, Judah's sin, prophetic judgment, trust, Immanuel, the promised King, the Servant, salvation for the nations, restoration, and new creation.
Course Description
Isaiah: Holiness, Judgment, Salvation, and the Coming Messiah is a comprehensive 40-lesson study of Isaiah 1-66. Students follow the prophet's message from Judah's rebellion and the Assyrian crisis through comfort, the Servant, redemption, worldwide salvation, and the promise of new heavens and a new earth.
What You Will Learn
Learning Objectives
- Understand Isaiah's historical setting, literary movements, and major theological themes.
- Explain the significance of God's holiness and the title Holy One of Israel.
- Trace Isaiah's teaching about sin, judgment, remnant, trust, restoration, and salvation.
- Study major passages concerning Immanuel, the promised King, and the Servant.
- Recognize how the New Testament uses Isaiah in relation to Jesus Christ while respecting Isaiah's original context.
- Explain Isaiah's vision of God's purposes for Israel, the nations, worship, justice, and new creation.
- Apply Isaiah's calls to repentance, faith, justice, hope, worship, and faithful witness.
Course Overview
Course Content
Forty substantial self-study lessons cover Isaiah 1-66, including Isaiah's call, the Assyrian crisis, Immanuel, the royal hope, oracles concerning the nations, Hezekiah, comfort and restoration, Cyrus, the Servant passages, Isaiah 53, true worship, worldwide salvation, and new creation. Every lesson includes teaching, application, a plain-text written assignment, and four multiple-choice review questions.