Isaiah

• 7
  • Isaiah 7:14
• 8
  • Isaiah 8:20 — To the law rather, and to the testimony
  • Isaiah 8:3
• 9
  • Isaiah 9:2 — The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light.
  • Isaiah 9:6
• 14
  • Isaiah 14:11-15
• 16
  • Isaiah 16:1 — Send forth the lamb, O Lord, the ruler of the earth, from the rock of the desert to the mountain of the daughter of Zion
• 18
  • Isaiah 18:2 — Go, swift messengers, to a nation torn and ripped apart.
• 30
  • Isaiah 30:26 — Reference to the future sun having seven times more light — at the resurrection.
• 38
  • Isaiah 38:8 — The sundial of Ahaz — first clock in sacred and profane history.
• 40
  • Isaiah 40:12 — God is He who hangs the mass of the earth by three fingers, who has measured the waters in the hollow of His hand.
  • Isaiah 40:3 — Prepare the way of the Lord and make straight his paths — the prophecy of the voice in the desert
• 44
  • Isaiah 44:24 — God created alone, by Himself and His own omnipotence, not through angels.
• 47
  • Isaiah 47:13 — Scripture condemns the prognostications of judicial astrology.
• Isaiah 6 — Isaiah's vision of a Seraph with a burning coal opening his mouth for prophesying
• Isaiah 61
• Isaiah 63