Sermons on Isaiah 14

Isaiah speaks a taunt against the king of Babylon after the LORD gives Israel rest from sorrow and bondage and restores them to their land. The oppressor who shook nations is brought down to Sheol, where the dead mock his fall from royal splendor to corruption. The chapter then declares judgment on Babylon itself and on Assyria, according to the LORD of hosts. It closes with a warning to Philistia not to rejoice over Judah’s trouble. Themes include divine judgment on pride and the LORD’s sovereign rule over nations.

Sermon videos preached on Isaiah 14, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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