Today we see that Isaiah's vision regarded Jerusalem and Judah during the time of the divided Kingdom of Israel. God's people have turned away from the Lord, and there is the Spirit of Judgement and the Spirit of Burning that is coming for a day of reckoning. Isaiah sees the Holy One of Israel sitting on His throne, and Isaiah is forever changed. He confesses his sinfulness, and the Seraphim touch his lips with a hot coal, and his iniquity and sin is purged. The Lord then asks, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for Us?" Isaiah declares, "Here am I; send me."
