Scholars believe the prophet Isaiah wrote chapters 1-39 around 701 B.C. ... “Today Isaiah is pointing us to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of his prophecy and the answer to our prayer.

This wondrous prophecy sets forth Jesus Christ and his saving work with a clarity that is equaled by few books of the Old Testament. Hence Isaiah has rightly become known as the “evangelical ...

So, lesson number one is that we can measure the accuracy of prophecies by whether they came to pass or not. But, as mentioned above, other factors, such as timing or the wholeness of a prophecy ...

Our discussion of Isaiah's verses quoted by Jesus begins with my favorite topic, Messianic prophecies.Remember, at the time, Jesus’s disciples and Israelites were familiar with Isaiah’s verses.

In this Bible verse of the day, passages from Isaiah chapter 2 are explored — specifically, verses 3b and 4. The gospel will spread, swords will be turned into plowshares and peace will triumph.

Dec. 3—Written in the Eighth Century B.C., the Book of Isaiah is one of the Bible's major books of prophesy and it is best known as a heralding of Jesus Christ and what his purposes would be.

Virgin Birth: The prophecy in Isaiah 7:14 spoke of a virgin conceiving and giving birth to a son. The probability of such an extraordinary event occurring by chance is infinitesimally small.

Matthew 12 describes how Jesus fulfills Isaiah’s prophecy. It may look at first like Jesus is fulfilling this prophecy by asking his disciples to keep quiet (v. 16), similar to the quiet of the ...

According to One for Israel, Jewish scholars throughout history have acknowledged Isaiah 53 as a Messianic text, even if they don’t believe that it was fulfilled in the life of Jesus of Nazareth.

Jesus’ birth story has captivated billions of people for more than two millennia, as the Bible details a loving God’s decision to send His Son to die for the sins of humanity — and live again.

This is French artist James Tissot’s depiction of the prophet Isaiah during the period in which he wrote the book named for him Tissot lived from 1836-1902. (Courtesy Photo) Written in the ...