Isaiah

Isaiah, a prophet in Judah, delivers God’s messages to various kings, denouncing the nation’s religious hypocrisy. He warns other nations, including Assyria, Babylon, Moab, Syria, and Ethiopia, of impending judgments. Despite His anger, God miraculously saves Jerusalem from an Assyrian attack. Isaiah foretells Judah’s downfall at the hands of Babylon but also promises their eventual restoration. He prophesies about the Messiah who, though born of a virgin and rejected by His people, will bear their iniquities and rule the world from Jerusalem in peace and prosperity.