Isaiah 1
Isaiah is perhaps the greatest of all the prophets in the Old Testament. Although his words were written about 700 years before the birth of
June 30, 2011
Isaiah is perhaps the greatest of all the prophets in the Old Testament. Although his words were written about 700 years before the birth of
Isaiah 2 reminds me of my sweet wife and her total lack of skepticism. I grew up with four older brothers, and quickly learned that
Isaiah 3 reminds me of cherry tomatoes. I really do not like to eat them because sometimes you get one that looks fine, but is
Isaiah 4 reminds me of the scenes of total devastation from the recent tornadoes. This is a continuation from the previous chapter and we see
Isaiah 5 reminds me of an old commercial that ended with Orson Wells looking at the camera, saying “We will sell no wine before its
Isaiah 6 reminds me of the devastation of wild fires. We see the flames consuming everything in its path and leaving nothing but black charred
Isaiah 7 reminds me of my college coursework. My degree is in Food Science, so I took classes in Organic Chemistry, Microbiology, Anatomy, and Statistics,
Isaiah 8 reminds me of the divisiveness in politics today. Sadly, many ordinary people get caught up in the fight, each claiming the other side
Isaiah 9 reminds me of the Christmas season. Not only is there a direct reference to Jesus the Messiah, but the chapter also follows that
Isaiah 10 reminds me of my dad’s garage. When I was very little, my dad built race cars and drove them on weekends. He did