Homiletic use
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Isaiah 7:10-14
Isaiah 7:10-14 is appointed for Christmas Eve. The child was a sign of deliverance, and a type of Chist, who is our deliverance. “God with…
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Isaiah 63:7-14
Isaiah 63:7-14 is appointed for Christmas 1, Series A. Isaiah talks about a New Exodus from the Babylonian Exile, with foreshadowings of God’s greatest act…
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Isaiah 40:21-31
Isaiah 40:21-31, Isaiah compares the idols of man to the might and glory of God.
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Isaiah 55:10-13
Isaiah 55:10-13 Sexagesima, One Year Series, and God’s word does not return empty but accomplishes what it is sent to do.
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Isaiah 43:16-21
Isaiah 43:16-21 Fifth Sunday in Lent, Series C, God of all who brought the Jews back from Babylon and sent Jesus as the atonement for…
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Isaiah 55:1-9
Isaiah 55:1-9 is appointed for Trinity 20 in the one-year lectionary. The image of Yahweh’s banquet points us to Christ, in whom we eat and…
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Isaiah 35:1-10_1
Isaiah 35:1-10, Isaiah is pronouncing the Gospel to all creation and all creation will be restored.
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Isaiah 65:17-25
Isaiah 65:17-25 is appointed for Easter Day, Series C. Reflecting His own Resurrection, the Suffering Servant will renew all of creation. In the restored Jerusalem,…
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Isaiah 5:1-7_1
Isaiah 5:1-7 16th Sunday after Pentecost, a Song of Isaiah about the destruction of Judah for their lack of faithfulness.