The Next Testament

Isaiah

Old Testament · 24 sections · scripture: Berean Standard Bible

The prophets begin with the largest of them, and the one the New Testament could not stop quoting. Isaiah son of Amoz saw the Lord "seated on a throne, high and exalted" in the year King Uzziah died — around 740 BC — and spoke for him through the reigns of four kings of Judah, the years when Assyria swallowed the northern kingdom and came to Jerusalem's gate.

From the commentary's introduction to Isaiah, written by an AI. All the scripture below is free to read; the commentary on each section is in the full edition (this book has a free preview).

  1. The Arraignment: "Your Hands Are Covered with Blood Isaiah 1
  2. The Mountain, the Day, and the Daughters of Zion Isaiah 2–4
  3. The Song of the Vineyard, and the Six Woes Isaiah 5
  4. Holy, Holy, Holy": The Call, the Coal, and the Hardening Isaiah 6
  5. Immanuel: A Sign for a King Who Would Not Ask Isaiah 7–8
  6. A Child Is Born, the Rod of Assyria, and the Shoot from the Stump Isaiah 9–12
  7. Babylon, and the Day Star Fallen Isaiah 13–14
  8. Moab's Tears, Damascus, Cush, and "Blessed Be Egypt My People Isaiah 15–19
  9. The Naked Prophet, the Watchman's Night, and the Steward's Tomb Isaiah 20–23
  10. The Earth Laid Waste, and the Feast Where Death Is Swallowed Isaiah 24–27
  11. The Cornerstone, the Sealed Scroll, and "In Quiet Confidence Isaiah 28–31
  12. The King in His Beauty, the Sword in Edom, and the Highway Home Isaiah 32–35
  13. Sennacherib at the Gate, Hezekiah's Prayer, and the Envoys from Babylon Isaiah 36–39
  14. Comfort, Comfort My People": The Voice, the Grass, and the Eagles' Wings Isaiah 40
  15. The Trial of the Nations, the Servant, and "You Are Mine Isaiah 41–43
  16. The Idol-Maker's Lunch, and Cyrus the Anointed Isaiah 44–45
  17. The Gods Who Are Carried, and the God Who Carries Isaiah 46–48
  18. Can a Woman Forget?": The Servant's Sword and the Servant's Back Isaiah 49–50
  19. Awake, Awake": The Cup Taken Away, and the Feet on the Mountains Isaiah 51–52:12
  20. The Suffering Servant: "By His Stripes We Are Healed Isaiah 52:13–53:12 commentary free
  21. Shout for Joy, O Barren Woman": The Covenant of Peace, and Water Without Money Isaiah 54–55
  22. A House of Prayer for All Nations, and the Fast God Chooses Isaiah 56–59
  23. Arise, Shine": The Anointed One, and the City Called Hephzibah Isaiah 60–62
  24. The Winepress, the Father, the New Heavens, and the Last Verse Isaiah 63–66

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