Isaiah Against The Assyrians

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Isaiah is a prophet who lived in 739 BC in the kingdom of Judah and he wanted to be free from the Assyrians control. The city of judah fought against the Assyrians. Isaiah saw a vision from the lord that god was surrounded by seraphim. Isaiah told people that the son of god would suffer and his suffering would bring salvation for all.

Pope francis is also a catholic leader in our world. Pope Francis is the leader of all roman catholics. He is still living today and he is our current pope. He lives in the Papal Palace in Vatican city. Pope Francis is the 266th pope. Some people refer to the pope as the priest of all the nations.

Isaiah and the pope were both called by god. The pope was called to become the pope and Isaiah called through a

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