In Isaiah 2 & 3, a glimmer of hope is seen in the vision of the coming millennial blessing. A vision of redemption and restoration. Before that restoration, there will be judgment. Sin has to be accounted for. We have a choice to accept the sacrifice of death Jesus gave for each of us to be counted as righteous before God, or pay for the sins of our lives with our own death and punishment. We all have sins in our lives that need repentance and Isaiah offers a warning and call to do so. Pride will be humbled and God will be exalted. A warning to look at beauty from the heart and not the outward appearance. God cares about what's in our hearts - not the brand of shoes we wear. God searches our hearts, not our wardrobes or jewelry.
