The Bible, King James version, Book 23: Isaiah

"The Bible, King James version, Book 23: Isaiah" by Anonymous is a religious work from the Old Testament, traditionally said to be written by the prophet Isaiah around the 8th century BCE. Isaiah’s messages focus on prophecies about the future of Judah, exploring ideas like punishment, rescue, and the coming of a Messiah. It tells of the connection between God and His followers, highlighting what happens when people sin and offering hope for being saved. At the beginning, Isaiah, the son of Amoz, shares visions from God about the sinful behavior of Judah and Jerusalem. He criticizes the people for turning away from God, showing sadness for their bad behavior and the ruin of their land. The text openly talks about the results of their actions, predicting both God’s anger and the chance for things to get better. It presents images of destroyed cities and people in trouble, preparing the way for Isaiah's job to lead them to change their ways and come back to doing what is right.