Scripture

Isaiah 15

4 passages from 4 books in the Christian Reader library reference Isaiah 15.

Sermon
from A Body of Practical Divinity by Thomas Watson · cites Isaiah 15:43

Secondly, a saint being [in non-Latin alphabet], a public blessing, lies in the breach to turn away wrath: so that to destroy him, is to go to pull down the pillars of a nation. Thirdly, he is precious to God (Isaiah 15:43, 44). He is a member of Christ's body; therefore what in…
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Part 3
from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself by Samuel Rutherford · cites Isaiah 15:1-2

(Isaiah 10:6), I will send the Assyrian against a hypocritical nation. So (Jeremiah 1:15-16), (Isaiah 13:1-3), (Isaiah 15:1-2, [illegible]), (Isaiah 17:1-3), (Isaiah 19:1-4). Now God could not be the Author of war and peace, as God and Sovereign all-Disposer, if it were in the i…
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An Exposition Upon the Three First Chapters of the Book of Job
from Exposition of Job 1-3 by Joseph Caryl · cites Isaiah 15:2

Shaving of the head was used sometimes to express sorrow, sometimes to express bondage, and I find it used in Scripture in opposition to both these, namely in times of joy and liberty. First, shaving of the head was used as a note of sorrow (Isaiah 15:2); the Lord speaking by hi…
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Section 8: The Sins of London That Provoked God's Judgments
from Gods Terrible Voice in the City by Thomas Vincent

Is it to be wondered at, if he withhold the clouds that they rain not on it, and suffer briars and thorns to spring up in it, where the plants did grow? The vine when it is unfruitful, is the most unuseful of all trees, it is fit for nothing but the fire, and the Lord has threat…
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