Sermons on Isaiah 33

Isaiah pronounces woe on the destroyer who has not been destroyed, and the people plead for the Lord’s grace and salvation. The chapter contrasts the downfall of treacherous nations with the Lord’s exaltation in Zion, where he fills it with justice and righteousness. Sinners in Zion tremble, while the righteous are described as secure. Isaiah then portrays the Lord as judge, lawgiver, and king, and ends with a vision of Jerusalem at peace, forgiven, and free from sickness. Themes include divine judgment, holiness, and salvation.

Sermon videos preached on Isaiah 33, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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