Isaiah walked into the throne room of God.. Not in a dream. Not a metaphor. A vision so real that the train of God's robe filled the entire temple. Six-winged creatures surrounding the throne crying holy, holy, holy — covering their faces because even the seraphim couldn't look directly at what was there. And Isaiah's first response wasn't worship. It was collapse. "I am ruined. I am a man of unclean lips." Then something changed everything. An angel flew to him with a burning coal from the altar and touched his mouth. "Your guilt is taken away. Your sin is atoned for." And immediately God asked — whom shall I send? The man who just called himself ruined said — here am I. Send me. That's Isaiah 6. And what most people miss completely is that the Lord enthroned in glory that Isaiah saw — John 12:41 confirms it — was Jesus. Before Bethlehem. B ...