The might of God compared to the nations of the earth. Patience for the day of the Lord.

The penalty to be paid by Israel. Promises of the Messiah. Trust in God and His promises.

The weakness of Egypt revealed. The faith of Hezekiah. Purity of heart.

Obstinacy in the face of signs. The insufficiency of superficial belief.

Cooperation with the will of God. The coexistence of evil and right teaching.

Oracles concerning the fates of Babylon, Egypt, and surrounding territories. Historical fulfillment of these prophecies.

The rise of Babylon over Assyria. The desolation of Babylon foretold.

The shift of nations. The last kings of Judah and Israel, and their struggle with Assyria.

War with Syria. The birth of Emmanuel foretold. Promises of the Messiah.

Early prophecies of Isaiah. Judah as a vineyard. The messianic branch.

The kings of Judah during the life of Isaiah. Continual threat from Assyria. Corruption in the kingdom.

The reign of King Uzziah of Judah. Themes of judgment and hope in Isaiah's prophecies.

Points concerning received texts. The voices of the biblical authors. The purpose of prophetic revelations.

Chief among the written prophets. How to approach the book. The authenticity of the text.

Factors obscuring the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Modern teaching on miracles and their connection with the Sacraments. Dependence on the Holy Spirit at each moment.

Distinction between Baptism and Confirmation. The fruits of the Holy Spirit.

Disputes about the Spirit. The "filioque" controversy.

Disputes about the Son. The Council of Nicea. Involvement of emperors.

Insights of the Church Fathers: John the Evangelist, Polycarp, Irenaeus, Tertullian. Early creeds.

Development of Trinitarian theology. Relations between the divine Persons. The nature of doctrinal evolution.

Testing prophetic utterances. Gifts for the benefit of the whole community.

Miracles of the Spirit at key points in the history of the Church. The gift of tongues.

The Holy Spirit in the book of Acts. The appointment of deacons. Baptism with the Holy Spirit. The conversion of Paul.

The Holy Spirit in the book of Acts. Pentecost, the arrest of Peter and John, Ananias and Saphira.

Confidence, commitment, and unceasing prayer.

Life according to the Spirit or the Flesh. The Spirit makes the Law of Christ operative in us.

The influences of the Spirit. The Holy Spirit as a distinct Person. 

A survey of quotations from the New Testament about the Holy Spirit. The Living Water discourse. The promise of the Paraclete.

The role of the Holy Spirit in daily life. Devotion to the Law. Blasphemy against the Spirit.

References to the Holy Spirit throughout the Old Testament.

The role of the Holy Spirit. Translations from Hebrew. Progressive revelation.

Concluding remarks and discussion.

Last words of Elisha. Prophecies of the arrows. Miracles of Elisha's bones.

Baal worship returns in the North. Israel delivered from destruction in war with Syria.

Missteps and failures of Joash. His crime against the high priest. Joash assassinated by his servants.

Athaliah slain by the palace guards. Joash crowned king. Renewal of the covenant between God, the king, and the people.

Athaliah slaughters the heirs of David. Joash rescued by Jehosheba and Jehoiada.

Jehu exterminates the priests of Baal and destroys his temple. The dangers of syncretism. The patience of God.

Death of Jezebel. Jehu slaughters the sons and allies of Ahab.

The army recognizes Jehu as king. Jehu rides to Jezreel and slays Joram and Ahaziah.

The coming overthrow of the house of Ahab. Elisha sends an emissary to anoint Jehu king.

The king of Israel meets the Shunammite woman. Hazael becomes king in Damascus. A son of Ahab rules Judah.

The report of the lepers. Elisha's prophecy fulfilled. Disbelief of the captain.

Samaria invested by the Syrian army. Conditions within the city. Elisha prophesies an end to the famine.

The kings of Syria. Their wars with Israel and Judah. Hasiel anointed king by Elijah at the direction of God.