Isaiah
IN THIS LESSON
Chapters 23-24 shifts the focus from the judgment on Israel’s enemies to the broader judgment on the entire world. In chapter 23, the prophet addresses the fall of Tyre, a powerful Phoenician city known for its wealth and trade, foretelling its complete destruction. Then, in chapter 24, Isaiah shifts to a global scale, describing a cosmic upheaval where the earth itself is shaken due to humanity's rebellion and sin. These chapters highlight God's sovereign authority over nations and creation, emphasizing that no one, no matter how powerful, can escape His judgment. Yet, even in these dark prophecies, there’s a reminder that God’s ultimate plan is for restoration and renewal, a theme that resonates throughout the entire book of Isaiah.
