Isaiah 4
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Sep 17, 2026
Callie BlackHOST
The Lord will go to judge the people and they will still be prideful and oppressive to other people.
Callie BlackHOST
In Isaiah 4, after all the filth has been purged from Zion, the earth will be made beautiful again, and the Lord will set up a protective place for all the righteous.
Callie BlackHOST
And in chapter 5, Isaiah is kind of finishing up this kind of metaphor, these teachings about what happens with Zion, by using another metaphor of a vineyard to talk about the consequences of forgetting the Lord.
Callie BlackHOST
He prophesies that the vineyard will become desolate and be taken into captivity, and the people who still choose not to humble themselves will receive even more chastening.
Nathan JonesGUEST
And the sheep, in other words, those who are saved during the tribulation will live on and be the citizens of his thousand year kingdom.
Nathan JonesGUEST
And this, I think, is one of the key verses, Tina, that we read at Christmas time is Isaiah 9, 6.
Nathan JonesGUEST
It says, And upon the throne of David, this is where we get the Davidic throne, and over his kingdom to justice from that time forward and forever.
Nathan JonesGUEST
So this is a prophecy that Jesus Christ will return, sit on the throne of David in Jerusalem, and rule the entire world physically, as Revelation 20 tells us, first for a thousand years, but then on into eternity.
Tina GriffinHOST
Do you know what I mean? It's like a whole different realm.
Tina GriffinHOST
It's sometimes we need to wrap our brain around it.
Nathan JonesGUEST
Well, the Bible says in Isaiah 11, 9, for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
Nathan JonesGUEST
That's a prophecy of the millennial kingdom.
Dave JenkinsHOST
I'm your host, Dave Jenkins.
Dave JenkinsHOST
In, in Isaiah 4, we saw the hope of restoration through the coming branch of the Lord.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Now, in Isaiah 5 today, Isaiah returns to the present condition of Judah and delivers one of the most memorable pictures in the entire book, the song of the vineyard.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Through this parable, God reveals His disappointment with His covenant people and explains why judgment is coming.
Bradley DeanHOST
It's a thorough judgment.
Bradley DeanHOST
And I'm talking about Isaiah 4, 4.
Bradley DeanHOST
I'm also talking about Psalm 9, 16, and 17.
Bradley DeanHOST
I'm also thinking within my heart, and it comes to my aid, is Amos 9, concerning how thorough the Lord is in judgment.
Dave JenkinsHOST
And the Lord will create over the whole site of Mount Zion and over her assemblies a cloud by day, and smoke and the shining of a flaming fire by night, for over all the glory there shall be a canopy.
Dave JenkinsHOST
There will be a booth for shade by day from the heat, and for a refuge and a shelter from the storm and the rain." Isaiah 4 teaches us that after judgment, God promises cleansing, holiness, protection, and restoration through the coming branch of the Lord.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Isaiah 4 presents a vision of future purification and restoration of the people of God.
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
God Himself will dwell with His people, and His presence brings protection, shelter, security.
Dave JenkinsHOST
The lesson? The greatest blessing is God's presence among His people.
Dave JenkinsHOST
Isaiah 4 points us directly to Jesus Christ.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
They're going to be able to repent.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
This is Isaiah 4, verse 3 and 4.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
They will wash their filth so that in Jerusalem will be called holy again.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
So the Lord's covenant people can be holy if we repent, I think is what it says.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
That is how we can be washed.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
This is how we can be made clean through repentance and in that service.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
Isaiah 4 also has this very unusual prophecy about the seven women clinging to one man.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
You know, it's a desperate situation.
Grace FreemanHOST
And then to sit there and say, but what are you using to cover up? And why do you think that's better than who you really are? Because it's not.
Grace FreemanHOST
And there's a verse in chapter 4, Isaiah 4, 4.
Grace FreemanHOST
And this is what it says.
Grace FreemanHOST
when the Lord shall have washed away the filth of the daughters of Zion.
Maria EckersleyHOST
I guess I'm curious, if you were thinking of an example from your life, what comes to mind? When have you seen people flow into his house? You can take that really literally, meaning like, have you had a cool experience at a temple open house that you saw it change somebody's life, someone's testimony? Or maybe have you seen other examples of people flowing in? Like, have you ever seen youth at five o'clock in the morning flowing in and see how they look illuminated as they come out? You know, those kind of moments.
Maria EckersleyHOST
When have you seen what a temple can do when people choose to flow into it? One of my favorite verses this week comes from Isaiah 4, 6.
Maria EckersleyHOST
It's that one about the tabernacle being a shadow in the daytime and a refuge from the storm.
Maria EckersleyHOST
I guess my question to you is, when have you felt this? Has there been a time that a temple has actually done this for you? Yeah.
Keri GriffelHOST
Do we think that Hagar in the wilderness was in the same kind of divine presence as we would have with the high priest who enters the Holy of Holies? Of course not, but they are both forms of refuge and protection.
Keri GriffelHOST
Let's look at Isaiah 4 for this connection between purification and presence.
Keri GriffelHOST
Isaiah chapter 4, verses 2 to 6 say, In that day the branch of the Lord shall be beautiful and glorious, and the fruit of the land shall be the pride and honor of the survivors of Israel.
Keri GriffelHOST
And he who is left in Zion and remains in Jerusalem will be called holy, everyone who has been recorded for life in Jerusalem.
C.S. JosephHOST
You know, it's just so terrible.
C.S. JosephHOST
But yeah, like the solution to this problem, if a woman is in a bad situation, Isaiah 4.1, if you're a woman in a good situation, you need to work hard to protect yourself and preserve.
C.S. JosephHOST
And that's what my wife did.
C.S. JosephHOST
She preserved, even to the point of being disobedient to her parents.
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