The Book of Isaiah Christians may be wondering why I’m skipping to the Book of Isaiah, which comes much later in the Christian Bible. The Christian and Jewish Bibles part ways at the end of 2 Kings.

The Book of Isaiah Chapter 40 Say goodbye to the confused, vengeful, wild-eyed prophecies of the first half of the book. Isaiah has calmed down, offeri ...

Thanks for joining our study. Today, we discuss Jesus's quotes from the Hebrew Bible’s book of Isaiah. Since there are so many meaningful verses, we need a two-part series. First, “Who was ...

The 32 speakers referred to the Bible 297 times at April’s international general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They referenced the Book of Mormon 226 times ...

College Wire's lead writers were polled to determine the top 50 players in college football ahead of the season. The votes were compiled to determine the top 50 order. Next on the list, at No. 16, is ...

"Here am I, send me," from Isaiah, is the caption on a DHS promotional video, which also used a clip from the movie "Fury." ...

Most people think that since Jewish ancestors placed certain books in the Hebrew Bible, this means that they are significant in some way, and this way is clear to even the average reader. Nothing ...

Thanks for joining our study, especially if it's for the first time. Today, we discuss “Isaiah’s Greatest Hits.” Recently, that title has been on my mind, so finally, I am unleashing the ...

Isaiah the man We do not know as much as we should like about the prophet Isaiah himself. He is not mentioned anywhere outside the Bible, and although he is referred to in the books of Kings and ...

Bible Etymology The English word "Bible" is from the Greek phrase ta biblia, "the books," an expression Hellenistic Jews used to describe their sacred books several centuries before the time of Jesus.