Isaiah 40:3-5 comforts exiles, explains John in all four Gospels, distinguishes messenger from LORD, and preserves future hope without date-setting.

Explore Jeremiah 50:4–5: Babylon’s judgment, Israel and Judah’s return, the everlasting covenant, Christ, evangelical disagreement, and future fulfillment.

Study Micah 4:1-5: eighth-century judgment, Isaiah’s parallel, nations learning God’s ways, inaugurated peace, future hope, and evangelical disagreement.

Study Isaiah 2:1-4: Zion, nations streaming to the LORD, Micah’s parallel oracle, Christ’s inaugurated peace, future hope, and no date-setting.

Hosea 3:4–5 joins Israel’s judgment and latter-day return to David their king. Explore Christ, Romans, Acts, partial fulfillment, and undated hope.

Jeremiah 23:5–6 promises a righteous Davidic Branch after exile and royal judgment. Explore Jesus in Matthew and Luke, partial fulfillment, and undated hope.

Psalm 72 presents a righteous Davidic king who defends the poor and blesses all nations. Explore Solomon, Jesus, partial fulfillment, and undated hope.

Study Isaiah 66:18-24: postexilic context, all nations seeing God’s glory, gospel mission, final judgment, new creation, evangelical views, and undated hope.

Zephaniah 3:9–20 explains purified peoples, a humble remnant, restored Zion, God’s rejoicing presence, Christ, evangelical disagreement, and undated hope.

Amos 9:11–15 promises David’s restored booth and secure planting. Explore Acts 15, Israel and the church, partial fulfillment, and undated hope.

Study Isaiah 65:17-25: postexilic restoration, new creation, the end of suffering, Romans 8, Revelation 21, evangelical views, and undated future hope.

Deuteronomy 30:1–10: Moab covenant, Israel’s restoration, heart circumcision, Christ, the church, evangelical disagreement, and undated fulfillment.

Numbers 24:17–19 announces a star and scepter from Jacob. Explore Balaam, Davidic kingship, Jesus, Matthew, Revelation, fulfillment, and date discipline.

Explore Zechariah 12:10 with five evangelical scholars: postexilic context, John 19, Revelation 1, corporate mourning, messianic fulfillment, and future hope.

Joel 2:28–32 promises the Spirit for all flesh. Explore locust judgment, Acts 2, partial fulfillment, the future day of the LORD, and why dates cannot be set.

Explore Ezekiel 36:24–28 in exile and restoration, with cleansing, a new heart, God’s Spirit, Christ, evangelical disagreement, dates, and THIF limits.

Revelation 19:11-21 portrays Christ as the rider on the white horse who defeats the beast. Explore its symbols, future judgment, and evangelical views.

Revelation 11:15-19 announces Christ's everlasting kingdom through heavenly worship, judgment, and covenant hope. Explore its future and present meaning.

Revelation 1:7 announces Christ's public future coming, echoing Daniel 7 and Zechariah 12. Explore its apocalyptic imagery without date-setting.

Revelation 22:1-5 shows the river and tree of life, God's throne, and servants reigning forever. Explore its Genesis-to-Revelation hope without date-setting.