The Ultimate Enemy Will Fall

Isaiah 14

Sermon Notes:

1) The True People of God, 1-11

2) The True Enemy of God’s People, 3-20

3) The True End of the Enemy, 20-23

4) The True Purpose of God, 24-27

5) The True Home for the Wandering, 28-32

Reflection questions:

1. Some think Isaiah 14:1-2 is a preview of Isaiah 40-66. Read Isaiah 40. What themes do you see from Is 14:1-2 that are reflected in this chapter?

2. Who do you think of when you read Is 14:12-15? (Compare and contrast with Revelation 12:8-12) What God-opposing sins do you see in this passage? Can you see the seeds of those sins in your own heart at times? (Robert Murray McCheyne: “The seed of every sin known to man is in my heart.”)

3. Read Isaiah 14:30a, 32. How are these verses comforting? Compare to Revelation 21:3-4; 22:1-5.