The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 192: The Prophet Isaiah (2025)
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Jul 11, 2025 Discover the rich tapestry of Isaiah's prophetic messages to Judah, emphasizing themes of rebellion, humility, and hope for restoration. Explore how Tobit's unwavering faith and acts of charity shine during his exile in Nineveh, highlighting his resilience amid adversity. The discussions reveal the profound importance of righteous living and the enduring connection between God and His people, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own faith journeys.
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Tobit's Faithful Life and Trials
- Tobit faithfully practiced charity including burying the dead even at great personal risk.
- He was eventually persecuted, lost possessions, and became blind for years but remained righteous.
Isaiah's Long Ministry to Judah
- Isaiah's ministry lasted across the reigns of four to five kings of Judah, spanning roughly 50 to 60 years.
- His preaching focused on the southern kingdom of Judah, warning of consequences if they did not repent.
Northern Kingdom's Fall and Judah's Hope
- The northern kingdom of Israel was destroyed in 722 BC for rebellion and idolatry.
- Prophets later focused on Judah to prevent the same fate and preserve God's blessing to the Davidic line.
