Isaiah 53:1-6
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Isaiah 53:1-6
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Isaiah 52:1-53:1
Awake O Zion! How God promised to redeem Israel through the sending of his Son, the Christ, not to be a military conqueror, but to be the suffering servant.
Isaiah 50:2-51:23
The Messianic prophecy contrasting the obedience of Christ vs. the sin of old Israel to whom He was sent. Then we are told that God's salvation is for keeps!
Isaiah 49:1-50:4
God, through Isaiah, promises to send a Redeemer to restore Israel, a Messianic prophecy. Yet it does not seem that old Israel was grateful, but they rebuffed God's overtures.
Isaiah 47:1-48:22
Isaiah again warns about the future fall of Babylon, which was an idolatrous nation. Then, he warns the stubborn people of Israel who would not listen.
Isaiah 45-46
Here we find Isaiah predicting the rise of King Cyrus of Persia, who would be the one to send the Israelite captives back to their homeland. We also find that God hates idolatry in all of its forms.
Isaiah 43-44
God's servant, Messiah, would be there with real tangible and spiritual help for Israel, God's chosen people; Jesus is the only Savior.
Isaiah 41-42
Isaiah presents God as the Helper of Israel; and Israel has needed help! And God sent his "servant," (Messiah), who will open the eyes of the blind, and bring justice to the nations.
Isaiah 40:1-31
Isaiah takes time in chapters 40 to 66 to speak comfort to his people. Isaiah predicts the coming of John the Baptist, the voice of one crying in the wilderness, "prepare ye the way for the Lord Jesus."
Isaiah 38:1-39:8
King Hezekiah gets a terminal illness, and prays bitterly for extra time; he gets fifteen years more. Yet, events showed that God's time for him to die would have been best.
Isaiah 36:1-37:38
Two chapters that describe events that occurred during the reign of King Hezekiah in Judah. Assyria attempted to invade Jerusalem but was turned back by divine intervention from God.