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Sep 25, 2022 • 4:45 PM

The Gap theory has long been held by conservative dispensational believers. But is it Biblically accurate?

Dec 18, 2022 • 5:45 PM

Dr. Randy White explains how the birth of Jesus is the fulfillment of Hebrew prophecies, showing that the participants of the nativity knew exactly what was taking place.

Join Dr. Randy White for Session 24 of our verse-by-verse study of Isaiah. Isaiah 26:1–19 presents Judah’s song of salvation: a strong city, perfect peace, waiting for the LORD amid judgment, and the promise that the dead will live. We will examine these promises in their prophetic setting, with attention to Israel’s restoration and resurrection hope.

Isaiah 24 announces sweeping judgment, vanished joy, distant praise, and the LORD’s triumph as He judges earthly kings and reigns gloriously in Zion and Jerusalem.

Isaiah 23 reveals Tyre’s commercial pride humbled by the LORD, Babylon’s coming judgment, and wealth claimed for those dwelling before Him under His sovereign rule.

Isaiah exposes Jerusalem’s misplaced confidence and self-indulgence amid judgment, removes proud Shebna, appoints faithful Eliakim, and teaches that all delegated authority ultimately belongs to God.

Isaiah portrays Babylon’s fall, Dumah’s anxious watch, and Arabia’s distress, showing divine judgment arrives surely while watchmen faithfully announce what God reveals to waiting nations.

Isaiah reveals God’s judgment upon Cush and Egypt, their failure as allies, and their future restoration alongside Assyria and Israel under Messiah’s righteous kingdom rule.