Washington Community Fellowship

When Isaiah, a man of fairly high position, a court historian, a man with access to kings, a man who sees the excesses of the new aristocracy around him, and probably avoids adding to it, who probably feels good about keeping his own hands clean in this environment. When he sees the king of heaven, all of his pretenses, and his knowledge and his skill and his accomplishments and his self congratulations fall away. Compared to this, his lips are as unclean as anyone else's. Isaiah sees the glory of God, and he has nothing to say for himself or for his people.