Isaiah - Chapter-24

Chapter Summary

Looking through national troubles to the Kingdom age. The coming tribulation for the Jews, destruction of Gentile powers and opening of the Kingdom.

Look back at a couple chapters leading up to chapter 24. Those chapters deal with specific nations - how is that different from the subject of chapter 24?
Why would verse 2 single out the fact the elite and note that they will experience judgment as well? What does this teach us about the nature of humans of different social class?
Verse 2 shows all groups of people being equally judged. Are there examples today where we sometimes wrongly think that certain groups are above judgment?
Verse 2 tells us that even the priests will be judged. What can this teach us about the nature of leadership today?
In this passage, God says he will empty the entire earth. What do you think this refers to? Is it historical or still future? Is it literal or figurative?
Based on verse 5, who is responsible for the destruction and why?
How would you apply the warning in this passage to an area of your life?
How could we apply the warnings in this passage to areas of sin in our culture?
Verse 23 says that destruction will lead to people recognizing God's glory. How are these ideas connected?
What does verse 3 teach us about God's power? Is this similar or different from how you normally picture his power?

Dissolved, v. 19.

God.

4,21,23.