Isaiah 1,2,3- Daily Summary and Announcement

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Announcement 

After the Pauline Epistles Series (September to December), we will do the Prophets. Like the Psalms, we will cover more than one chapter at once - 3 chapters each day. There are 249 chapters of the prophetic books. 249's factors are 1,3, 83, and 249. The most suitable for every day is 3 - which means this will take 83 days to complete or just under 3 months. Isaiah is the first prophetic book. 

Isaiah 1: 31 verses

Isaiah 1 is about the Lord's refute towards "a rebellious nation". Here, God proclaims His judgement against sinners and evildoers that has rebelled against Him. This rebellious nation is probably Judah (verse 8). God says he will punish Daughter Zion (a name for Israel as a whole, but especially Judah) unless He gave mercy to some. God says to wash ourselves of evil deeds and seek justice, rather than declining to sin and rebellion.

Isaiah 2: 22 Verses

Isaiah 2  is about God's final judgement. God will judge the nations, so we should walk in the light of the Lord and learn His ways. We cannot be wicked or idolatrous, whether in the form of religious, formal idolatry or other idolatries in our everyday lives, and we should reject false superstitions. However, God in the end will destroy all the wicked people and the idols, and His judgement is inescapable.  So, trust God and praise him.

Isaiah 3: 26 Verses

Isaiah 3 says God is also going to take judgement on Judah because of its sinfulness. God will judge it severely because of their celebration of sin. The righteous will remain, but the wicked will not stand. Thus, be righteous and humble, so God's Judgement will not destroy us.

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