Bible Mastery IV: The Major Prophets — Isaiah Through Daniel

About This Course

Bible Mastery IV: The Major Prophets — Isaiah Through Daniel is a deep, Scripture-first course through Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. Students learn the books in their historical settings while tracing judgment, restoration, the Messiah, the New Covenant, God’s glory, kingdom prophecy, tribulation, resurrection, and the time of the end.

What makes this a Bible Mastery course

One hundred ten substantial lessons require an open King James Bible. Students identify original audiences, historical crises, prophetic forms, symbols, inspired interpretations, New Testament fulfillments, debated details, and the difference between what Scripture explicitly says and what an interpreter infers.

What you will master

• How Isaiah through Daniel fit the Assyrian, Babylonian, exilic, and restoration periods.
• Isaiah’s holiness vision, Immanuel, the divine child, the Branch, the Servant, Cyrus, Assyria, Babylon, Gentile hope, substitutionary suffering, and new-creation prophecy.
• Jeremiah’s call, temple sermon, potter imagery, false prophets, seventy years, Jerusalem’s fall, the righteous Branch, and the New Covenant.
• Lamentations as inspired grief that holds judgment, confession, mercy, hope, waiting, and prayer together.
• Ezekiel’s throne vision, watchman ministry, temple abominations, departing and returning glory, individual responsibility, heart promises, dry bones, two sticks, Gog and Magog, and the temple vision.
• Daniel’s faithful-exile narratives, four kingdoms, the stone kingdom, fiery furnace, lions’ den, four beasts, the Son of man, the little horn, seventy weeks, spiritual conflict, abomination, tribulation, and resurrection.
• How inspired New Testament quotations interpret major prophetic passages without erasing their original settings.
• How to distinguish SOURCE, OBSERVATION, CONCLUSION, and remaining uncertainty when studying prophecy.
• How to preserve one salvation by grace through faith while distinguishing covenant history, temporal judgment, discipleship, reward, and final judgment.
• How to teach prophetic passages with confidence where Scripture is clear and humility where chronology or identification remains debated.

TrueWords+ position: The King James Bible is the Scripture text used throughout. Salvation has always been by grace through faith, not by law-keeping or a separate prophetic salvation program. The course recognizes Old Covenant and New Covenant distinctions without imposing dispensationalism on the prophets. It preserves eternal security, genuine human responsibility, the Trinity, and the visible gathering of Christ’s elect after tribulation in harmony with Matthew 24. It rejects Calvinistic determinism that erases meaningful response, Oneness theology, date-setting, newspaper exegesis, and manufactured certainty about disputed prophetic details.