Thru the Bible on Oneplace.com Dr. J. Vernon McGee

Why did Isaiah prophesize about Cyrus the Great, two hundred years before his birth? And why did God call Cyrus anointed? Our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, answers these questions and more in our study of Isaiah 45 and 46.

As our study of the Old Testament book of Isaiah continues, we’ll hear more about God’s plans for Israel and the comfort He provides for His people in the midst of life’s storms, including a prophecy about the coming of the Holy Spirit.

Some of the highest peaks of Scripture. That’s’ how Dr. J. Vernon McGee describes the terrain of our study in Isaiah chapters 41 and 42. Climb aboard the Bible Bus as we observe God tenderly reach out to man and beseech him to turn away from idols.

The thunder and lightning of Mount Sinai has now subdued, smothered by the wonderful message of God’s grace. That’s how our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, eloquently describes the next section of our study in the Old Testament book of Isaiah. In chapter 40 we see God tenderly care for and comfort His people.

A storm is brewing in the life of King Hezekiah. As he receives the news that he’s going to die, Jerusalem is simultaneously attacked from Assyria. How does Hezekiah deal with the stress he’s facing? Does God approve of his actions? That’s what we’ll find out in Isaiah 38-39.

In chapters 36 and 37 of our study of Isaiah, we leave what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, calls the high plane of prophecy and descend into the record of history. Join us as we see the transfer of power from Assyria to Babylon and take a look at two important letters received by King Hezekiah during his reign.