Prophet Isaiah, Trito Isaiah (Bible Character Study) || Finding God, Ep. 128
Channel: GNPI Uganda 
Date: 22/04/2024

Trito-Isaiah, also known as Third Isaiah, is a term used by scholars to refer to chapters 56-66 of the Book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. These chapters are believed to have been written by a different prophet or prophets than the ones who authored the earlier sections of Isaiah. Trito-Isaiah's prophecies address the post-exilic community in Jerusalem, offering messages of encouragement, hope, and instruction. The prophet(s) critique societal injustices, call for repentance, and envision a future restoration of Jerusalem and the establishment of God's kingdom. Trito-Isaiah emphasizes themes of social justice, covenant faithfulness, and the universal scope of God's salvation, pointing to a vision of a renewed and redeemed community living in harmony with God's will. These prophecies continue to inspire believers with their timeless relevance and enduring message of hope amidst adversity.