Isaiah Part 4

ISAIAH 28-29

ISRAEL'S REJECTION (28:1-4, 7-29; 29:1-4, 9-16)

The northern ten tribes (28:1-4)

The sin (28:1):

The suffering (28:2-4):

The southern two tribes (28:7-29; 29:1-4, 9-13, 15-16)

The perversions (28:7-10, 14-15; 29:9, 15-16)

Drunkenness (28:7-8):

Disdain (28:9-10):

Disbelief (28:14-15; 29:9)

####### In God's power (28:14-15): ####### In God's promise (29:9)

Deceit (29:15-16):

The punishment (28:11-13, 16-22; 29:1-4, 10-13):

For Judah, the horrors of the Babylonian Captivity (28:11-13, 17-22; 29:1-4):

For all Israel, a spiritual sleep, causing the people in their blindness to later reject their own Messiah (28:16; 29:10-13):

The parable (28:23-29):

ISRAEL'S RESTORATION (28:5-6, 16; 29:5-8, 17-24)

The Redeemer (28:16):

The redemption (28:5-6; 29:5-8, 17-24)

He will provide justice and strength for his people (28:5-6):

He will provide victory and protection for his people (29:5-8, 20, 22):

He will provide healing and joy for his people (29:17-19, 21, 23-24):

ISAIAH 30-31

THE DEVASTATION UPON ISRAEL (30:1-14, 16-17; 31:1-3)

What Israel has done to God (30:1-11):

What God will do to Israel (30:12-14, 16-17)

His judgment will fall on them like a bulging wall (30:12-14):

A thousand of them will flee from one enemy soldier (30:16-17):

THE INVITATION TO ISRAEL (30:15, 18; 31:6-7):

THE SALVATION OF ISRAEL (30:19-33; 31:4-5):

Comfort his people and hear their prayers (30:19):

Teach and guide them (30:20-22)

Give them abundant crops (30:23-26):

Defeat their enemies (30:27-28, 30-33; 31:4-5, 8-9):

Fill their hearts with joy (30:29):

ISAIAH 32-33

ISRAEL'S FUTURE: The Wonders (32:1-8, 15-20; 33:16-24):

The ministry of the Son of God (32:1-8; 33:16-24):

To reign as earth's righteous king (32:1):

To restore and regenerate Israel (32:2-4):

To right all wrongs (32:5-8):

To meet the needs of all people (33:16):

To usher in universal peace (33:18-24):

The ministry of the Spirit of God (32:15-20)

To anoint the people of God (32:15):

To bring about worldwide justice (32:16-17):

To guarantee abundant crops (32:18-20):

ISRAEL'S PRESENT: The Warnings (32:9-14; 33:1-15):

He warns the women of Israel (32:9-14).

Hear God's word (32:9-10):

Heed God's word (32:11-14):

He warns the warriors of Assyria (33:1-15):

The prayer for deliverance (33:2-4):

The promise of deliverance (33:1, 5-15)

The Assyrian destroyers will be destroyed themselves (33:1):

The Assyrian armies will be cut down like thorns and burned (33:5-15):

ISAIAH 34-35

GOD'S GRIEVOUS PUNISHMENT (34:1-17)

Judgment upon all nations (34:1-4):

The world's armies will be destroyed (34:1-2):

The mountains will flow with the blood of unburied corpses (34:3):

The heavens will dissolve, and the stars will fall (34:4):

Judgment upon one nation (34:5-17):

The severity of God's judgment (34:5-15)

Edom's people will be cut down like animals (34:5-8):

The ground will be covered with fire (34:9):

The land will become desolate and uninhabited (34:10-15).

The surety of God's judgment (34:16-17):

GOD'S GLORIOUS PROVISION (35:1-10):

Life in the perfect age-the characteristics (3 5:1 -2, 5-10)

The deserts will bloom (35:1-2, 6-7):

A Highway of Holiness will be built (35:8-10).

Life in the present age-the challenge (35:3-4):

Isaiah Part 4

ISAIAH 28-29

ISRAEL'S REJECTION (28:1-4, 7-29; 29:1-4, 9-16)

The northern ten tribes (28:1-4)

The sin (28:1):

The suffering (28:2-4):

The southern two tribes (28:7-29; 29:1-4, 9-13, 15-16)

The perversions (28:7-10, 14-15; 29:9, 15-16)

Drunkenness (28:7-8):

Disdain (28:9-10):

Disbelief (28:14-15; 29:9)

Deceit (29:15-16):

The punishment (28:11-13, 16-22; 29:1-4, 10-13):

For Judah, the horrors of the Babylonian Captivity (28:11-13, 17-22; 29:1-4):

For all Israel, a spiritual sleep, causing the people in their blindness to later reject their own Messiah (28:16; 29:10-13):

The parable (28:23-29):

ISRAEL'S RESTORATION (28:5-6, 16; 29:5-8, 17-24)

The Redeemer (28:16):

The redemption (28:5-6; 29:5-8, 17-24)

He will provide justice and strength for his people (28:5-6):

He will provide victory and protection for his people (29:5-8, 20, 22):

He will provide healing and joy for his people (29:17-19, 21, 23-24):

ISAIAH 30-31

THE DEVASTATION UPON ISRAEL (30:1-14, 16-17; 31:1-3)

What Israel has done to God (30:1-11):

What God will do to Israel (30:12-14, 16-17)

His judgment will fall on them like a bulging wall (30:12-14):

A thousand of them will flee from one enemy soldier (30:16-17):

THE INVITATION TO ISRAEL (30:15, 18; 31:6-7):

THE SALVATION OF ISRAEL (30:19-33; 31:4-5):

Comfort his people and hear their prayers (30:19):

Teach and guide them (30:20-22)

Give them abundant crops (30:23-26):

Defeat their enemies (30:27-28, 30-33; 31:4-5, 8-9):

Fill their hearts with joy (30:29):

ISAIAH 32-33

ISRAEL'S FUTURE: The Wonders (32:1-8, 15-20; 33:16-24):

The ministry of the Son of God (32:1-8; 33:16-24):

To reign as earth's righteous king (32:1):

To restore and regenerate Israel (32:2-4):

To right all wrongs (32:5-8):

To meet the needs of all people (33:16):

To usher in universal peace (33:18-24):

The ministry of the Spirit of God (32:15-20)

To anoint the people of God (32:15):

To bring about worldwide justice (32:16-17):

To guarantee abundant crops (32:18-20):

ISRAEL'S PRESENT: The Warnings (32:9-14; 33:1-15):

He warns the women of Israel (32:9-14).

Hear God's word (32:9-10):

Heed God's word (32:11-14):

He warns the warriors of Assyria (33:1-15):

The prayer for deliverance (33:2-4):

The promise of deliverance (33:1, 5-15)

The Assyrian destroyers will be destroyed themselves (33:1):

The Assyrian armies will be cut down like thorns and burned (33:5-15):

ISAIAH 34-35

GOD'S GRIEVOUS PUNISHMENT (34:1-17)

Judgment upon all nations (34:1-4):

The world's armies will be destroyed (34:1-2):

The mountains will flow with the blood of unburied corpses (34:3):

The heavens will dissolve, and the stars will fall (34:4):

Judgment upon one nation (34:5-17):

The severity of God's judgment (34:5-15)

Edom's people will be cut down like animals (34:5-8):

The ground will be covered with fire (34:9):

The land will become desolate and uninhabited (34:10-15).

The surety of God's judgment (34:16-17):

GOD'S GLORIOUS PROVISION (35:1-10):

Life in the perfect age-the characteristics (3 5:1 -2, 5-10)

The deserts will bloom (35:1-2, 6-7):

The blind will see, and the deaf will hear (35:5).

A Highway of Holiness will be built (35:8-10).

Life in the present age-the challenge (35:3-4):