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Isaiah: Chapter 47

Come down and sit in the dust, O virgin daughter of Babylon; Sit on the ground without a throne, O daughter of the Chaldeans! For you shall no more be called Tender and delicate. Isaiah 47:1 KJV

The book of Isaiah is part of that astounding group of Old Testament contributions that reveal the men of God who functioned as intermediaries between the human and the divine: the prophets. They received messages from Yahweh, communicated them with varying levels of success to their fellow Hebrews, and appeared in Israel’s history as the monarchy began. The Book of Isaiah is actually three books in one, with each section and chapter a vital piece of the whole. The focus for our upcoming monthly webinars will be a deep dive into all of them: Isaiah, chapters 1 – 66. We’ll learn of the original prophet’s message of judgment, then hope, for Israel; how God constructs almost a trial scene to defend the Babylonian Exile as a wake-up call to Israel from its wandering ways. We’ll discover the extraordinary chapters so well-known in Handel’s brilliant oratorio, “The Messiah,” and how God’s servant will come to not only rescue Israel but all people.

I am on fire!

September 8, 2023

Desire is prayer and it has been my desire for a very long time to have an interest in studying the Bible.

It’s happened, at last….and I am on fire! Spend every spare moment in my study listening to your videos. Can’t get enough! I’m going to start reading the book of Esther tomorrow.

Very grateful to have access to all of your workshops, videos and other resources and for all your hard work and late nights(while I was sleeping!😂)

Thank you, thank you!

Much love

Ann Smith

Excellent researched information.

July 21, 2021

Madelon Maupin’s courses are clear and inspiring. I took the series on Community, the Parables, and I have received several of her lessons on books of the Bible. It’s so nice to be able to revisit them and discover something new each time I listen or view. Thank you!

Elizabeth A Shattuck

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