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    The Book of Isaiah can be divided into 6 sections. It begins by describing Israel's unfaithfulness to God and their need to repent. It then describes the prophet Isaiah's vision of God, in which he is commissioned. Much of the rest of the book alternates between prophecies of God's judgment on the nations' unfaithfulness and promises of future deliverance and blessing for a righteous remnant of Israel. The overarching purpose is to display God's holiness, glory, righteousness, and commitment to deliver and bless those who are faithful to him.

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    The Book of Isaiah can be divided into 6 sections. It begins by describing Israel's unfaithfulness to God and their need to repent. It then describes the prophet Isaiah's vision of God, in which he is commissioned. Much of the rest of the book alternates between prophecies of God's judgment on the nations' unfaithfulness and promises of future deliverance and blessing for a righteous remnant of Israel. The overarching purpose is to display God's holiness, glory, righteousness, and commitment to deliver and bless those who are faithful to him.

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    Chart of Isaiah

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    The Book of Isaiah can be divided into 6 sections. It begins by describing Israel's unfaithfulness to God and their need to repent. It then describes the prophet Isaiah's vision of God, in which he is commissioned. Much of the rest of the book alternates between prophecies of God's judgment on the nations' unfaithfulness and promises of future deliverance and blessing for a righteous remnant of Israel. The overarching purpose is to display God's holiness, glory, righteousness, and commitment to deliver and bless those who are faithful to him.

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    The Book of Isaiah: The Coming Savior & King of Israel

    Acknowledgment of God’s sovereign rule is the key to successful


    6:1 human life on every level: individually, nationally, & historically. 740-681 B.C.

    Introduction: Isaiah’s Vision Israel’s Crisis Israel’s Calling in Israel’s Future


    chs. 1-5 of God: ch. 6 of Faith, chs. 7-39: the World, chs. 40-55 Transformation,
    chs. 56-66
    Israel’s Condition and The prophet’s vision, The choice between God’s grace to Israel,
    God’s solution, ch. 1: 6:1-8 trusting God or chs. 40-48 Recognition of human
    Assyria, chs. 7-12 inability, chs. 56-59
    Title of book, 1:1 The Lord of the servant, ch.40
    Israel’s condition, 1:2-9
    The prophet’s Signs of God’s presence, 7:1-9:7 The servant of the Lord, The need for humility & holiness,
    God’s solution, 1:10-20 commission, 6:9-13 Measurement by God’s chs. 41:1-44:22
    chs. 56-57
    The relationship of righteousness
    Israel’s response, 1:21-31 standards, 9:8-10:4 The Lord’s redemption of His & ritual, chs. 58-59
    Hope of God’s deliverance,
    servant, chs. 44:23-47:15
    The Problem with Israel, 10:5-11:16 Revelation of future
    The servant’s attention to her
    chs. 2-4: Isaiah served as prophet glory, chs. 60-62
    Lord, ch. 48
    God’s Sovereignty over
    during the reigns Israel among the nations, ch. 60
    God’s desire for Israel, 2:1-4 the Nations, chs. 13-35 God’s atonement for Israel under the Lord, chs. 61-62
    God’s discipline of Israel, 2:5- of 4 kings of Judah:
    Divine judgments on the nations, Israel, chs. 49-55 Recognition of divine
    4:1 chs. 13-23
    Divine victory over the nations, chs. ability, chs. 63-66
    God’s determination for Uzziah (790-739 B.C.) 24-27 Anticipation of salvation,
    Israel, 4:2-6 The folly of trusting the nations, 49:1-52:12,
    chs. 28-33 Living in view of the
    Jotham (750-733 B.C.) The consequences of Israel’s trust, Proclamation of salvation,
    The Analogy of Wild chs. 34-35
    52:13-53:12
    future
    Grapes, ch. 5. The Test of Israel’s Invitation to salvation, chs. God’s faithfulness in spite of Israel’s
    Ahaz (735-715 B.C.) unfaithfulness, 63:1-65:16
    Trust, chs. 36--39 54-55 The culmination of Israel’s future,
    Song of the vineyard, 5:1-7 65:17-66:24
    Wildness of the grapes, 5:8- Hezekiah (729-686 B.C.) The Assyrian threat, chs. 36-39

    25 The Babylonian threat, chs. 38-39

    The coming Destruction,


    5:26-30

    The purpose of Isaiah is to display God’s glory & holiness through His judgment of sin & his deliverance & blessing of a righteous
    remnant. The central themes of this book include humanity’s sinfulness & God’s holiness, glory, righteous judgment, divine
    deliverance, blessing, & commitment to Israel’s remnant. Paul R. Shockley

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