Isaiah 24:

God will lay the entire earth to waste and ruin.  The people will be burned up and a few will be left because the people defile the earth, disobey the laws, and have broken the everlasting covenant.   The earth will be left in agony and terror.  Many from all corners will come to give God praises, but God will ignore them.  God will punish the powers in the heavens and the kings on earth.  They will be held as prisoners for a while - it seems to be the end of times.

Isaiah 25:

I will praise the name of God because of the great deeds he planned long ago.  He brought great cities and nations to rubble and ruin, strong people and ruthless nations will therefore revere God.  God has been a refuge for the poor and needy from the storms and heat of life.  On this mountain, God will prepare rich feast for all peoples and destroy the burial sheets that covers all nations.  Death and tears will be no more and the disgrace of the people will be removed.  All this will take place after God has relegated the proud nations to the ground and to dust despite their cleverness and fortified walls (military and economic might).

Isaiah 26:

Judah will sing a song of praise to God.  It will say that we have a strong city that salvation is its walls and only the righteous nations that keep the faith may enter.  The path of righteousness is level and fair, but the godless will never learn it or regards God even in the land of the upright.  The people came to God out of distress when God punished them, but they hardly whispered a prayer.  God will punish the wicked for all the blood that was spilled on the earth after the righteous ones are left in a shut room to avoid the wrath of God -  it appears to be after the rapture.

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