Isaiah (Introduction) (Bible Study)

Overview of the Book of Isaiah.
The Book of Isaiah, part of the prophetic portion of the Old Testament, emphasizes that prophets were divinely chosen individuals who conveyed God's messages, including local and distant prophecies, essential for validating their prophetic authority. The text highlights the authenticity of Isaiah as a singular author, countering theories of multiple authors, and connects his prophecies to the New Testament, especially regarding the coming of Christ. Isaiah’s prophetic works reflect historical events, and the fulfillments of these prophecies serve as evidence of divine inspiration and authority, underscoring the profound significance of his predictions concerning Jesus Christ.