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Getting Started with the Poet Prophet, Isaiah
Isaiah is a great and wonderful book. It is easier to understand than many other Old Testament books. And it is full of inspiring passages of great spiritual depth. It requires less knowledge of history to appreciate and understand.
For you folks, allergic to the O.T. or afraid of the Old Testament, Isaiah is the book for you. In some passages it reads so much like the New Testament, you will have to check the page numbers to know that you are in the Old Testament.
Overview: We will cover part or all of the following chapters. I've included a title for each chapter as an aid to memory. And for those of you that want to zero in on your favorite topics. Chapters listed below are the chapters in the book of Isaiah in your Bible.
- Chapter 1 -- Full forgiveness
- Chapter 6 -- The Call of the Prophet
- Chapter 9 -- The Great Christmas Prophecy
- Chapter 11 -- Hope and the Returning Remnant
- Chapter 11 -- Hope and the Returning Remnant
- Chapter 40 -- Life is fragile . . . on eagle"s wings
- chapter 43 -- Hope in the One God
- Chapter 44 and in 45: 14 -25 -- Only One God
- Chapter 52 - 53 -- The Suffering Servant Makes Atonement **
- Chapter 55 -- The Great Invitation - Is this the greatest evangelistic chapter in the O.T.?
- Chapter 56 -- The Open Door of Welcome
- Chapter 58 -- The Fast of the Lord (a great and wonderful and inspiring poem )*
- Chapter 61 -- Yes, this is Jesus' announcement to his home town.
- Chapter 63 -- God's Steadfast Love: God as Father
** Do you already know this passage? It is about the servant of the Lord, Jesus suffering. It is a great and moving passage.
Learning Activity: Open your Bible and find Isaiah. Notice how long it is. Read one or more of the passages listed above.
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