LONDON:

GILBERT & RIVINGTON, PRINTERS,

ST. JOHN'S SQUARE.

ISAIAH 1-17.

LECTURE 1096-1118.

1. 1. Isaiah declareth the subject of 1096. Prophecy viewed as mani-

festing God's foreknowledge.

his prophecy.

1. 2. Jehovah reproveth his rebel- 1097. Service without devotion is

lious people.

hateful unto God.

1. 16. Jehovah offereth to reason 1098. God at once merciful and

with his people.

2. 1. Glory promised. Judgments

threatened.

3. 1. The judgments of God, and the

grounds of them.

terrible.

1099. The perilous condition of

the proud and idolatrous.

1100. Sin the cause of the decay

of nations.

1101. The future holiness and hap-

piness of the Church.

4. 1. The glory of the Branch of the

Lord.

5. 1. The parable of the vineyard. 1102. The woe of sinning in the

Woes denounced.
midst of privileges.

5. 18. Further woes denounced, and 1103. The use we ought to make

a fearful invasion.
of God's forbearance.

6. 1. Isaiah in a vision is commis- 1104. The risk of being given up

sioned to prophesy.

7. 1. In the jeopardy of Judah the

Lord himself giveth a sign.

7. 17. The wasting of Judah by As-

syria foretold.

8. 1. That Assyria would soon spoil

both Israel and Judah.

9. 1. The birth and titles of the

Messiah.

10. 1. Assyria, the rod of God's

anger, shall itself be brought

low.

to an impenitent mind.

1105. The birth of Jesus

pledge of salvation.

our

1106. The desolation of those who

trust in the world.

1107. Of abiding by the written

word of God.

1108. Our redemption by Christ

Jesus.

1109. God glorified in overruling

man's evil for good.

10. 20. The remnant in Zion need 1110. It is for Christ's sake that

chastisements for sin.

15. 1. The devastation of Moab fore- 1116. The calamities of war are

told.

16. 1. The burden of Moab is con- 1117. The fulfilment of God's

cluded.

17. 1. The burden of Damascus and 1118. Evil, though overruled for

of Israel.

sentence, though secret, is sure.

good, is no less liable to punish-

ment.

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