Isaiah 3
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Sep 16, 2026
Kristen WalkersmithHOST
Hey, friend, it's Kristin.
Kristen WalkersmithHOST
Grab your scriptures and let's dive into Isaiah 3:10.
Kristen WalkersmithHOST
The word karma comes from an ancient Hindu belief that, for obvious reasons, doesn't show up in the Bible.
Kristen WalkersmithHOST
However, in Isaiah, we discover a karma-like principle.
Royce WhiteHOST
Not hard to find for you all.
Royce WhiteHOST
Isaiah...
Royce WhiteHOST
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Royce WhiteHOST
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Royce WhiteHOST
Um, here we have Isaiah 3:12.
Royce WhiteHOST
And in Isaiah 3:12...
Joshua HamesHOST
And the Bible does not explicitly condemn women ruling in the civil arena.
Joshua HamesHOST
It doesn't say that that is a sin, but what it does tell us in Isaiah 3 is that whenever that is occurring, whenever that's happening, it is a sign.
Joshua HamesHOST
It's not a sin, but it is a sign that you are under God's judgment.
Joshua HamesHOST
Something ain't right.
Mike DayHOST
These are all three temple images which typify Christ, and they've tried to replace it.
Mike DayHOST
Isaiah says in Isaiah 3, verse 9, hey, this is as is Sodom.
Mike DayHOST
You guys are bragging about this stuff.
Mike DayHOST
You guys have changed it, and you're not even shy about it.
Mike DayHOST
Verse 15, they grind the faces of the poor.
Mike DayHOST
And then you get to verses 16 to the end of the chapter, and it's describing all these articles of apparel that the women wear.
Mike DayHOST
All these verses, if you've ever read them and you're like, what is going on with these crisping pins and round tires like the moon and the nose rings and the jewels? I remember reading this going, what is going on? Well, there's a lot of different interpretations of Isaiah 3.
Mike DayHOST
Robert Alter sees this as a description of the disparity between the rich and the poor.
Bruce MejiaHOST
No, it was actually the uniform of haughtiness.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Isaiah 3, verse 16 says, Moreover, the Lord saith, Because the daughters of Zion are haughty, haughty meaning prideful, arrogant, and walk with stretched forth necks and wanton eyes, walking and mincing as they go, and making a tinkling with their feet.
Bruce MejiaHOST
So we see here that God begins with the root, and that is that they're prideful, they're arrogant.
Bruce MejiaHOST
This is what he means when he says that they're haughty.
Bruce MejiaHOST
God doesn't care how beautiful you are or how chopped you look or how ugly you are.
Bruce MejiaHOST
What he cares about is the character of the inward man.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Isaiah 3, verse 18 says, In that day the Lord will take away the bravery of their tinkling ornaments about their feet.
Bruce MejiaHOST
and their calls and their round tears like the moon, the chains and the bracelets and the mufflers, the bonnets and the ornaments of the legs and the headbands and the tablets and the earrings, the rings and the nose jewels, the changeable suits of apparel and the mantles, the wimples and the crisping pins, the glasses and the fine linen and the hoods and the veils." This is a pretty extensive inventory that Isaiah is describing here.
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LeticiaUNKNOWN
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Say ye to the righteous that it shall dwell with him, for they shall eat the fruit of their
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We are allowed to talk about this.
Mark HallHOST
What a raft of absolute...
Mark HallHOST
I was thinking about Isaiah 3.
Mark HallHOST
Every time I see a picture of one of those pink hat wearing women or the so-called jurors or anything else.
Mark HallHOST
This is a depravity.
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Mark HallHOST
And I truly believe we will see that.
Mark HallHOST
If we walk in obedience, one way or the other, we know we will see it.
Mark HallHOST
I don't know when, I'm not going to say that we know when, but we do know the parameters, we know what it starts to look like, and if we start looking at things like we're seeing now, that are writ large, again, I started with Isaiah 3 for that reason, then we can see that it's followed right up with Isaiah 4.1.
Mark HallHOST
This is promising, but it requires a significant heart change and a change in understanding and a recognition that what he wrote is
Bruce MejiaHOST
Its institutions will blame circumstances.
Bruce MejiaHOST
However, Isaiah chapter 3 removes every excuse with one sobering sentence.
Bruce MejiaHOST
He says they have rewarded evil unto themselves.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Verse 8 goes on to say for Jerusalem is ruined and Judah is fallen because their tongue and their doings are against the Lord to provoke the eyes of his glory.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Its inhabitants gathered publicly and demanded the opportunity to sodomize.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Their sin had become a civic identity, so to speak.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Isaiah says Judah had reached the place where people no longer concealed their wickedness, but proudly announced it, just as Sodom and Gomorrah did.
Bruce MejiaHOST
There's a difference between a society in which people sin and a society in which sin is celebrated.
Dave JenkinsHOST
I'm your host, Dave Jenkins.
Dave JenkinsHOST
In Isaiah 3, we saw the devastating consequences of pride, corruption, and rebellion against God.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Now, in Isaiah, chapter 4, the tone shifts from judgment to hope.
Dave JenkinsHOST
After exposing sin and warning of judgment, Isaiah points forward to restoration and cleansing, and at the center of that hope is the branch of the Lord.
Dave JenkinsHOST
This chapter shows us the consequences of judgment, God's promise of a purified remnant, the coming branch of the Lord, God's protection and presence with His people, and it reminds us that God refines His people in order to restore them.
Dave JenkinsHOST
So our first point today from verse 1 is judgment leaves devastation.
Dave JenkinsHOST
This chapter begins by continuing the aftermath of judgment described in Isaiah 3.
Dave JenkinsHOST
The effects of sin and rebellion have brought loss, shame, devastation.
Stephen FlurryHOST
We often go to Isaiah 1 regarding the sickness of our society.
Stephen FlurryHOST
Isaiah 3 shows how the family is upside down.
Stephen FlurryHOST
Children are dishonoring and disrespecting their parents.
Stephen FlurryHOST
The first commandment with promise, that would be the fifth commandment.
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Stephen FlurryHOST
All you have to do is look at the various angles of this story.
Stephen FlurryHOST
There's lots of sicknesses.
Stephen FlurryHOST
This is Isaiah 3 on display.
Stephen FlurryHOST
This is Isaiah 1 on display.
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