Day 209 – Judgment and Joy: A Tale of Two Cities — Isaiah 24–27 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

Today’s reading paints a sweeping picture of God’s judgment on the whole earth, contrasted with His salvation for a faithful remnant. Isaiah describes a world reeling under God’s righteous wrath, followed by a vision of songs rising from Mount Zion and a feast prepared for all peoples. We are confronted with the sobering reality of divine justice and the glorious hope of resurrection and restoration.

Questions:
1. How do the themes of global judgment and joyful salvation in these chapters challenge or expand your understanding of God's character?

2. Isaiah 25:6–8 speaks of a feast and the end of death—how does this connect with New Testament promises, and what hope does it offer for today?

3. The imagery of the fortified city and the stronghold of the poor appears throughout—what do these symbols reveal about where our ultimate security should be found?

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