Isaiah

The final chapters of Isaiah reveal the nature of life and death in the Kingdom, and the difference between the remnant and the Jewish orthodox element in Tribulation.

We leave the final chapter of the Suffering Servant with the question of how will Israel turn to Him having rejected Him once? The last section of Second Isaiah answers that question.

Isaiah describes the death and substitionary atonement of the Suffering Servant and adds an invitation to Jews and Gentiles to believe in Him.

The suffering and obedience of the Servant is described, including His early years and details of His torture.

The second part of Second Isaiah begins to reveal the call of the Suffering Servant, the One called as a true embodiment of Israel