Biblical eLearning ([ Ссылка ]) presents (audio is also available on Spotify [ Ссылка ]):
Dr. John Oswalt (Ph.D. Brandies University) on the book of Isaiah. This series was first made available by the Francis Asbury Society ([ Ссылка ]).
Dr. Oswalt has been the distinguished professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary for many years. Dr. Oswalt was president of Asbury College from 1983 to 1986.
He is the author of 11 books, most notable of which is the two-volume commentary on the book of Isaiah in the New International Commentary of the Old Testament. His most recent book is The Holy One of Israel: Studies in the Book of Isaiah, released in 2014. He has also written numerous articles that have appeared in Bible encyclopedias, scholarly journals and popular religious periodicals. He has served as a part-time pastor in congregations in New England and Kentucky, and is a frequent speaker in conferences, camps and local churches. The audio, full text in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, and others are freely available at [ Ссылка ].

Timed Outline:
00:00 Opening Prayer
3:00 Isaiah 32-33 Woe to those who will not wait; chs. 28-33 – 710-705 BC, Lessons in trust 7-39
5:35 Dating and historical context 710-705 BC; Judah all that's left, Assyrians
6:35 Leadership wants to trust Egypt
7:30 Woes are focusing
8:10 Isaiah 32 No woe at beginning, 30 woe/behold; ch. 31 woe; ch 32 behold; chapter division problem
10:10 What is promise? Positive dominant
11:00 Isaiah 32.1-8 Kingdom where king rules in righteousness, result-eyes opened, contrast vs. 5-7, 8 fool
15:50 Isaiah 32.1-8 // 9-14 contrast, complacency; promises may encourage complacency
20:45 Why shouldn't they be complacent? Grape harvest going to fail
21:30 Isaiah 32.10 literal or figurative? 32.13 soil of my people (figurative)
22:40 Isaiah 32.14 result: desolation
24:50 Implications cultivate righteousness, justice
25:45 Isaiah 32.15 – Spirit poured out, land replenished, parable of Xn life
28:35 Isaiah 32.16-18 Results of Spirit being poured out
29:45 Fruit (character) and Gifts (utility) of Spirit (cf. Ezek 36.27)
40:40 Isaiah 33:1 Last woe: Egypt's betrayal
42:00 Isaiah 33.2-4 we don't need God/people now say we will wait
45:15 Isaiah 33.3 when do the people flee? When you lift yourself up (vs. 5,10) God lifted up
48:30 Isaiah 33.22 Lord's exaltation; 3 nouns used: Judge, law-giver, king
51:30 Isaiah 33.7-9 Negative strong contrast, they didn't obey, consequences follow
55:35 Isaiah 33.14 God as blast furnace
57:45 Isaiah 33.15 who can dwell? Not MY righteousness but His righteousness

Dr. Oswalt's teaching in audio format is now available on Spotify Podcasting playlist [Biblical eLearning - Ted Hildebrandt]: [ Ссылка ]

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