Daily Readings at Southeast

 Scripture: Isaiah 19 Isaiah 20 Isaiah 21 Isaiah 22 Isaiah 23 Isaiah 24

 Scripture: Isaiah 15 Isaiah 16 Isaiah 17 Isaiah 18

 Scripture: Isaiah 11 Isaiah 12 Isaiah 13 Isaiah 14

 Scripture: Isaiah 6 Isaiah 7 Isaiah 8 Isaiah 9 Isaiah 10

 Scripture: Isaiah 2 Isaiah 3 Isaiah 4 Isaiah 5

  Introduction to Isaiah Isaiah is often called the “fifth Gospel” because of how clearly it points to Jesus. It’s one of the longest and most theologically rich books in the Bible, written by the prophet Isaiah over decades of ministry to the people of Judah. Isaiah lived during a turbulent time. The Assyrian empire was rising, and God’s people were drifting into idolatry, injustice, and self-reliance. Isaiah was called to warn them of judgment—but also to hold out incredible hope. The book begins with strong words of correction: God’s people had empty religion but no real relationship with Him. They oppressed the poor, ignored the truth, and trusted in political alliances instead of their covenant with God. But woven throughout the warnings are some of the most beautiful promises in Scripture. Isaiah speaks of a child born to a virgin, a servant who suffers for the sins of others, and a King who will reign in righteousness forever. Chapters 52 and 53 are especially powerful in de...