In Isaiah chapters 32 and 33, the Isaiah delivers messages of hope and judgment to the people of Judah. In chapter 32, he speaks about a future king who will reign in righteousness, bringing stability and security to the kingdom. This king will provide refuge and protection, especially for the vulnerable members of society. However, Isaiah also warns of impending judgment for those who rely on their own strength rather than trusting in God. In chapter 33, Isaiah continues to proclaim judgment against the enemies of Judah while offering reassurance that God will ultimately bring justice and deliverance. The overarching themes of these chapters emphasize the importance of trust in God's sovereignty and righteousness in the face of political instability and threats from external forces.

Fred Nance

United Church of God Pastor

Fred Nance is a pastor at the United Church of God and has a B.A. in History from Ambassador College. He is originally from Lansing Michigan having moved to Arkansas in September of 2009. His wife Lidia is originally from Argentina.