The story of Isaiah
Isaiah was a prophet in the Hebrew Bible and is considered one of the greatest prophets in Jewish and Christian traditions. He lived in the Kingdom of Judah during the 8th century BCE. Isaiah is famous for his writings which are collected in the Book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. His prophecy includes warnings of judgment for the wicked and promises of salvation for the faithful. He also spoke about the coming of a messiah and the restoration of God's kingdom on earth. There is limited information available about Isaiah's family, but it is believed that he was married and had children. He was born and lived in Jerusalem, the capital of the Kingdom of Judah, but the exact place of his death is unknown. Isaiah's writings have had a profound impact on Western culture and his prophecies have been interpreted and reinterpreted for centuries. He is revered by both Jews and Christians as a messenger of God who spoke the truth about God's justice, mercy, and salvation.
Name meaning
Yahweh is salvation
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Prophet
First mention
2 Kings 19:2
Appearances in the Bible
32 mentions