Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 35

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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 35

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  Fr. Mitch studies Isaiah, chapter 44, as the Lord assures the exiled people of Israel of their future salvation and gives a strong critique of the foolish worship of pagan idols.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 34

  9.09.2025

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  Fr. Mitch studies the ways the Lord’s prophet declares the Lord is the only God who will defeat the Chaldeans of Babylon and save the spiritually blind and deaf people of Israel.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 33

  2.09.2025

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  Fr. Mitch studies the prophetic hymn of praise in Isaiah 42, while also commenting on how God deals with idolatry and how the Lord makes His truths clear for the deaf and blind.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 32

  26.08.2025

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  Fr. Mitch looks at the first Servant of the Lord Song in Isaiah 42, making the distinction between it and the oracle of vocation which follows in Isaiah.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 31

  19.08.2025

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  Fr. Mitch takes an in depth look at Isaiah chapter 41, where God puts the nations and their Gods on trial in order to demonstrate which deity is true, the Lord or their pagan gods.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 30

  12.08.2025

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  Fr. Mitch looks at Deutero-Isaiah, or “second Isaiah,” which takes us back to Babylon of the late 540s BC, where the Lord summons Isaiah to be a prophet to the exiles.
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  Mail Bag Show

  6.08.2025

  1:00:00

  Fr. Mitch breaks from his current study of Isaiah to connect with viewers by answering questions sent in via email to [email protected]
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 29

  29.07.2025

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  Fr. Mitch continues looking at the “Deuteronomistic History” found in Isaiah, and examines how King Hezekiah found goodness in suffering because it led him to repent of his sins.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 27

  15.07.2025

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  Fr. Mitch continues his study of the historical narratives in Isaiah 37, namely the attack on Judah by the Assyrians and the events leading up to the siege of Jerusalem.
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  Commentary on Isaiah, Pt. 26

  8.07.2025

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  Fr. Mitch presents Isaiah 36-39, known as the “Deuteronomistic History,” one written at least 170 years after Isiah’s lifetime and also details his interaction with King Hezekiah.