Sermons on Isaiah 29

Isaiah speaks a woe over Ariel, a name for Jerusalem, warning that the city will be besieged and brought low so its speech sounds like a ghost from the dust. Yet the attackers’ multitudes will vanish suddenly. The chapter rebukes a people whose worship is only outward and whose wise men fail. It compares Israel’s blindness to drunkenness and rejects those who hide their plans from the Lord. It ends by promising that Lebanon will become fruitful, the deaf will hear, the blind will see, and Jacob will no longer be ashamed. Themes include judgment and restoration, and true reverence before God.

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