Topic
Judgment
Sermons, Commentary and Psalm Devotionals on Judgment
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Isaiah – Chapter 34
God loved Jacob and hated Esau before they were born (Rom 9:10-16). Esau and his sons were cruel many times. Judah begged God to remember that cruelty (Ps 137:7). He did! He destroyed Edom until there were none left and…
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Isaiah – Chapter 31
Sin breeds sin, and Sennacherib of Assyria terrified the Jews. Instead of repenting and trusting God for deliverance, they paid money to Egypt, offending God further. Assyria easily defeated Egypt to the shame of Judah. God then killed the 185,000…
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Isaiah – Chapter 30
Sin breeds sin, and Sennacherib of Assyria terrified the Jews. Instead of repenting and trusting God for deliverance, they paid money to Egypt, offending God further. Assyria easily defeated Egypt to the shame of Judah. God then killed the 185,000…
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Isaiah – Chapter 29
God sent Sennacherib to punish the Jews, but He saved them in the end by His power. He also made them blind with confusion for their hypocrisy, like He has done to most today. He did promise a great revival…
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Isaiah – Chapter 28
Israel (ten tribes) thought they were special, but God mocked them before destroying them. He said He would be the glory of Judah. They rejected His prophets, so He purposed to judge them severely. He illustrated His perfect chastening by…
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Isaiah – Chapter 24
Isaiah 24 is very obscure until its context is set by examining its content and the next three chapters related to it. God had to punish Judah for their sins, and He used the king of Babylon, but He also…
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Isaiah – Chapter 23
The Phoenicians were masters of business, shipping, and trading. But Tyre mistreated the O.T. church – the nation of Israel, so God planned to judge the haughty and rich mart of nations. He crushed her for 70 years and then…
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Isaiah – Chapter 22
As Sennacherib and his mighty Assyrian army came toward Jerusalem, the terrified people failed by looking to their defenses rather than God and to pleasure rather than prayer and fasting. Two princes of Hezekiah had a severe reversal of fortune…
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Isaiah (Chap 21)Part 2 of 2
Babylon is the first burden (21:2,9). God told Isaiah the Medes and Persians would take the city. The next obscure burden is Edom mocking the watchman and being told to repent and get serious (21:11-12). The final burden is what…
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Isaiah – Chapter 20
God arranged for a clash of titans near Judah – Assyria against Tirhakah the Ethiopian. The faithless Jews trusted the host of Tirhakah. His arrival caused Sennacherib to lift the siege of Jerusalem, who then defeated him, who then lost…