[1]The wickedness of Judah (Isa 1:1-20)
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| | A(1:1-4) | | |
| | | B(1:5-9) | | | Where would you yet be struck, you that rebel again and again? (1:5) |
| | | | C(1:10-14) | | | | What care I for the number of your sacrifices? (1:11) |
| | | B'(1:15-17) | | | Put away your misdeeds from before my eyes (1:16) |
| | A'(1:18-20) | | |
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A: Sins of Israel. B: Condemnations. C: Useless rituals. |
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[2]The degenerate city (Isa 1:21-31)
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| | A(1:21-23) | | | "Justice used to lodge within her, but now, murderers (1:21)" | (צדק) |
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| | | B(1:24-25) | | | I will take vengeance on my foes and fully repay my enemies! (1:24) |
| | A'(1:26-27) | | | After that you shall be called city of justice (1:26) | (הצדק) |
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| | | B'(1:28-31) | | | Rebels and sinners alike shall be crushed, those who desert the LORD shall be consumed (1:28) |
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A: Justice. B: Punishments. |
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[3]The future house of God (Isa 2:1-22)
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| | A(2:1-5) | | The mountain of the LORD'S house shall be established as the highest mountain and raised above the hills (2:2) |
| | | B(2:6-11) | | | From the terror of the LORD and the splendor of his majesty (2:10) |
| | A'(2:12-16) | | Human pride will be abased, the arrogance of men brought low (2:17) |
| | | B'(2:17-22) | | | From the terror of the LORD and the splendor of his majesty (2:19) |
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A: High and low. B: The terror of the LORD. |
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[4]The daughters of Zion (Isa 3:1-26 4:1)
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| | A(3:1-7) | | there is no bread or clothing (3:7) |
| | | B(3:8-12) | | | Jerusalem is crumbling, Judah is falling (3:8) |
| | | | C(3:13-15) | | | | The LORD rises to accuse, standing to try his people (3:13) |
| | | B'(3:16-17) | | | The Lord shall cover the scalps of Zion's daughters with scabs, and the LORD shall bare their heads (3:17) |
| | A'(3:18-4:1) | | We will eat our own food and wear our own clothing (4:1) |
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A: Food and clothing. B: Destruction of Jerusalem. C: Judgement of the LORD. |
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[5]The future glory of the survivors in Zion (Isa 4:2-6)
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| | A(4:2) | | | The branch of the LORD will be luster and glory (4:2) | (ולכבוד) |
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| | | B(4:3) | | | He who remains in Zion and he that is left in Jerusalem Will be called holy (4:3) |
| | | B'(4:4) | | | purges Jerusalem's blood from her midst (4:4) |
| | A'(4:5-6) | | | For over all will be the Glory as canopy (4:5) | (כבוד) |
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A: Glory. B: Jerusalem. |
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A: A vineyard. B: Judgement. |
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A: Woe. B: Therefore. |
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[8]Foreign invasion predicted (Isa 5:26-30)
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| | A(5:26) | | whistle to them from the ends of the earth (5:26) |
| | | B(5:27) | | | | None of them will stumble with weariness (5:27) | (אין) |
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| | | | C(5:28) | | | | Their arrows are sharp, and all their bows are bent (5:28) |
| | | B'(5:29) | | | | they carry it off and none will rescue it (5:29) | (ואין) |
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| | A'(5:30) | | They will roar over it on that day (5:30) |
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A: Voice of the LORD. B: Nobody. C: Attacks. |
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[9]A vision of God in the Temple (Isa 6:1-13)
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| | A(6:1-4) | | All the earth is filled with his glory! (6:3) |
| | | B(6:5) | | | Words of Isaiah |
| | | | C(6:6-7) | | | | your wickedness is removed, your sin purged (6:7) |
| | | | | D(6:8a) | | | | | | Whom shall I send? (6:8) | (אשׁלח) |
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| | | | | D'(6:8b) | | | | | |
| | | | C'(6:9-10) | | | | Else their eyes will see, their ears hear, their heart understand, and they will turn and be healed (6:10) |
| | | B'(6:11a) | | | Words of Isaiah |
| | A'(6:11b-13) | | the earth is a desolate waste (6:11) |
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A: The earth. B: Words of Isaiah. C: Forgiveness. D: To send. |
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[10]The sign of Immanuel (Isa 7:1-25)
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| P(7:1-2) | invasion of Rezin and Pekah |
| | A(7:3-9) | | Prophecy of Isaiah |
| | | B(7:10-11) | | | | Ask for a sign from the LORD (7:11) | (שׁאל) |
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| | | B'(7:12) | | | | I will not ask (7:12) | (אשׁאל) |
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| | A'(7:13-25) | | Prophecy of Isaiah |
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A: Prophecy of Isaiah. B: To ask a sign. |
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[11]With us is God (Isa 8:1-20)
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| | A(8:1-4) | | | "I took reliable witnesses, Uriah the priest, and Zechariah (8:2)" | (ואעידה) |
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| | | B(8:5-8) | | | the LORD raises against them the waters of the River (8:7) |
| | | | C(8:9-10) | | | | With us is God (8:10) |
| | | B'(8:11-15) | | | A trap and a snare to those who dwell in Jerusalem (8:14) |
| | A'(8:16-20) | | | The record is to be folded and the sealed instruction kept among my disciples (8:16) | (תעודה) |
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A: Testimony. B: Disasters. C: With us is God. |
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[12]Waiting for the LORD (Isa 8:21-23 9:1-6)
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| | A(8:21-23a) | | | "there shall be distress and darkness, with the light blacked out by its clouds (8:22)" | (וחשׁכה) |
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| | | B(8:23b) | | | in the end he has glorified the seaward road, the land West of the Jordan, the District of the Gentiles (8:23) |
| | A'(9:1-4) | | | The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light (9:1) | (בחשׁך) |
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| | | B'(9:5-6) | | | upon his shoulder dominion rests (9:5) |
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A: Darkness. B: Glory. |
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[13]Judgment on arrogance and oppression (Isa 9:7-10:4)
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| | A(9:7-11) | | | devour Israel with open mouth (9:11) | (ויאכלו) |
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| | | B(9:12-16) | | | | their orphans and widows he does not pity (9:16) | (יתמיו) |
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| | A'(9:17-20) | | | "they eat on the left, they are not filled (9:19)" | (תאכל) |
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| | | B'(10:1-4) | | | | "Making widows their plunder, and orphans their prey (10:2)" | (יתומים) |
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A: To eat. B: Orphans and widows. |
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[14]Arrogant Assyria also judged (Isa 10:5-19)
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| | A(10:5-6) | | | Assyria is LORD's rod in anger | (שׁבט) |
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| | | B(10:7-11) | | | Words of a king of Assyria |
| | | | C(10:12) | | | | I will punish the utterance of the king of Assyria's proud heart (10:12) |
| | | B(10:13-14) | | | Words of a king of Assyria |
| | A'(10:15-19) | | | As if a rod could sway him who lifts it (10:15) | (שׁבט) |
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A: Rods. B: Words of a king of Assyria. C: Punishment. |
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[15]The repentant remnant of Israel (Isa 10:20-34)
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| | A(10:20-23) | | The remnant of Israel, the survivors of the house of Jacob (10:20) |
| | | B(10:24-27) | | | he will raise his staff over the sea as he did against Egypt (10:26) |
| | A'(10:28-32) | | Madmenah is in flight, the inhabitants of Gebim seek refuge (10:31) |
| | | B'(10:33-34) | | | The forest thickets are felled with the axe, and Lebanon in its splendor falls (10:34) |
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A: Escape. B: Judgement of the LORD. |
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[16]The peaceful kingdom (Isa 11:1-16)
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| | A(11:1-2) | | the stump of Jesse (11:1) |
| | | B(11:3-5) | | | he shall judge the poor with justice, and decide aright for the land's afflicted (11:4) |
| | | | C(11:6-9) | | | | the wolf shall be a guest of the lamb (11:6) |
| | A'(11:10) | | The root of Jesse (11:10) |
| | | B'(11:11-12) | | | The dispersed of Judah he shall assemble from the four corners of the earth (11:12) |
| | | | C'(11:13-16) | | | | The envy of Ephraim shall pass away, and the rivalry of Judah be removed (11:13) |
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A: Jesse. B: Salvation for the weak. C: Coexistence. |
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[17]Thanksgiving and praise (Isa 12:1-6)
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| | A(12:1-2) | | Words of thanks to the Lord |
| | | B(12:3) | | | With joy you will draw water at the fountain of salvation (12:3) |
| | A'(12:4-6) | | Words of thanks to the Lord |
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A: Words of thanks to the Lord. B: With joy you will draw water at the fountain of salvation. |
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[18]Proclamation against Babylon (Isa 13:1-22)
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| | A(13:1-5) | | The LORD and the instruments of his wrath, to destroy all the land (13:5) |
| | | B(13:6-8) | | | as destruction from the Almighty it comes (13:6) |
| | | | C(13:9-13) | | | | The day of the LORD will come |
| | | B'(13:14-18) | | | I am stirring up against them the Medes (13:17) |
| | A'(13:19-22) | | Ruin of Babylon |
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A: Ruin of Babylon. B: To send troops. C: The day of the LORD. |
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[19]Downfall of the king of Babylon (Isa 14:1-27)
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| | A(14:1-2) | | making captives of its captors and ruling over its oppressors (14:2) |
| | | B(14:3-5) | | | The LORD has broken the rod of the wicked, the staff of the tyrants (14:5) |
| | | | C(14:6-8) | | | | That struck the peoples in wrath relentless blows (14:6) |
| | | | | D(14:9-11) | | | | | | Down to the nether world your pomp is brought (14:11) | (שׁאול) |
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| | | | | | E(14:12-14) | | | | | | How have you fallen from the heavens, O morning star, son of the dawn (14:12) |
| | | | | D'(14:15-20) | | | | | | Yet down to the nether world you go to the recesses of the pit! (14:15) | (שׁאול) |
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| | | | C'(14:21) | | | | Lest they rise and possess the earth, and fill the breadth of the world with tyrants (14:21) |
| | | B'(14:22-23) | | | I will rise up against them, says the LORD of hosts (14:22) |
| | A'(14:24-27) | | I will break the Assyrian in my land and trample him on my mountains (14:25) |
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A: Destruction of enemies. B: Judgement of the LORD. C: Attacks of enemies. D: The nether world. E: How have you fallen from the heavens, O morning star. |
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[20]An oracle concerning Philistia (Isa 14:28-32)
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| | A(14:28-29) | | Rejoice not, O Philistia, not a man of you (14:29) |
| | | B(14:30a) | | | the needy lie down in safety (14:30) |
| | A'(14:30b-31) | | Philistia, all of you melts away (14:31) |
| | | B'(14:32) | | | in her the afflicted of his people find refuge (14:32) |
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A: Warnings against Philistia. B: Salvation for the suffering people. |
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[21]An oracle concerning Moab (Isa 15:1-9 16:1-14)
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| | A(15:1) | | Moab is destroyed (15:1) |
| | | B(15:2-9) | | | Moab's lamentation |
| | | | C(16:1) | | | | Send lambs to the ruler of the land (16:1) |
| | | | | D(16:2-4) | | | | | Let the outcasts of Moab live with you, be their shelter from the destroyer (16:4) |
| | | | C'(16:5) | | | | A throne shall be set up in mercy (16:5) |
| | | B'(16:6-13) | | | Moab's lamentation |
| | A'(16:14) | | the glory of Moab shall be degraded despite all its great multitude (16:14) |
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A: Destruction of Moab. B: Lamentation of Moab. C: The king. D: Salvation of Moab. |
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[22]An oracle concerning Damascus (Isa 17:1-11)
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| | A(17:1-3) | | The remnant of Aram shall have the same glory as the Israelites (17:3) |
| | | B(17:4-6) | | | | "Two or three olives remain at the very top, four or five on its fruitful branches (17:6)" | (אמיר) |
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| | A(17:7-8) | | On that day man shall look to his maker, his eyes turned toward the Holy One of Israel (17:7) |
| | | B'(17:9-11) | | | | top and branches of a tree | (והאמיר) |
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A: Glory as the Israelites. B: Branches. |
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| Isa 18:1-7 |
| | A(18:1-2) | | a nation strong and conquering, whose land is washed by rivers (18:2) |
| | | B(18:3) | | | When the signal is raised on the mountain, look (18:3) |
| | | | C(18:4) | | | | I will quietly look on from where I dwell (18:4) |
| | | B'(18:5-6) | | | when the flowering is ended, and the blooms are succeeded by ripening grapes (18:5) |
| | A'(18:7) | | a nation strong and conquering, whose land is washed by rivers (18:7) |
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[23]An oracle concerning Ethiopia (Isa 17:12-14 18:1-7)
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| | A(17:12-14) | | In the evening, they spread terror, before morning, they are gone (17:14) |
| | | B(18:1-3) | | | a nation strong and conquering, whose land is washed by rivers (18:2) |
| | A'(18:4-6) | | Then comes the cutting of branches with pruning hooks and the discarding of the lopped-off shoots (18:5) |
| | | B'(18:7) | | | a nation strong and conquering, whose land is washed by rivers (18:7) |
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A: Destruction. B: A nation strong and conquering. |
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[24]An oracle concerning Egypt (Isa 19:1-15)
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| | A(19:1) | | | Egyptian idol stumbles(19:1) | (מפניו) |
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| | | B(19:2-4) | | | | I will bring to nought their counsel (19:3) | (ועצתו) |
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| | | | C(19:5-10) | | | | Egyptian drought |
| | | B'(19:11-12) | | | | the wisest of Pharaoh's advisers give stupid counsel (19:11) | (עצה) |
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| | A'(19:13-15) | | | The chiefs of her tribes have led Egypt astray (19:13) | (פנת) |
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A: Astray. B: Stupid counsel. C: Egyptian drought. |
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A: On that day. |
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[26]Isaiah dramatizes the conquest of Egypt and Ethiopia (Isa 20:1-6)
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| | A(20:1) | | the general sent by Sargon, king of Assyria, fought against Ashdod (20:1) |
| | | B(20:2) | | | | "This he did, walking naked and barefoot (20:2)" | (ערוםויחף) |
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| | | B'(20:3-5) | | | | my servant Isaiah has gone naked and barefoot for three years (20:3) | (ערוםויחף) |
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| | A'(20:6) | | We have fled here for help and deliverance from the king of Assyria; where can we flee now? (20:6) |
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A: Attack of Assyria. B: Walking naked and barefoot. |
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[27]An oracle concerning Babylon (Isa 21:1-10)
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| | A(21:1-4) | | A cruel sight, revealed to me (21:2) |
| | | B(21:5) | | | Rise up, O princes, oil the shield (21:5) |
| | | | C(21:6-7) | | | | | "he sees a chariot, a pair of horses (21:7)" | (רכב) |
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| | | | C'(21:8-9a) | | | | | "he comes now: a single chariot, a pair of horses (21:9)" | (רכב) |
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| | | B'(21:9b) | | | Fallen, fallen is Babylon, And all the images of her gods are smashed to the ground (21:9) |
| | A'(21:10) | | I have announced to you (21:10) |
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A: Revelation. B: To rise / to fall. C: A chariot, a pair of horses. |
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[28]An oracle concerning Edom (Isa 21:11-17)
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| | A(21:11) | | | The oracle concerning Dumah (21:11) | (משׂא) |
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| | | B(21:12) | | | Morning comes, and also the night (21:12) |
| | A'(21:13-15) | | | The oracle concerning the desert plain (21:13) | (משׂא) |
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| | | B'(21:16-17) | | | Within a year, according to the years of a hired worker, all the glory of Kedar will come to an end (21:16) |
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A: The oracles. B: The end will come. |
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[29]A warning of destruction of Jerusalem (Isa 22:1-14)
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| | A(22:1a) | | The oracle |
| | | B(22:1b-3) | | | O city full of noise and chaos, O wanton town! (22:2) |
| | | | C(22:4) | | | | | "Turn away from me, let me weep bitterly; Do not try to comfort me (22:4)" | (בבכי) |
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| | | | | D(22:5-8a) | | | | | It is a day of panic, rout and confusion, from the Lord (22:5) |
| | | | | D'(22:8b-11) | | | | | On that day you looked to the weapons in the House of the Forest (22:8) |
| | | | C'(22:12) | | | | | "To weep and mourn, to shave your head and put on sackcloth (22:12)" | (לבכי) |
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| | | B'(22:13) | | | you feast and celebrate(22:13) |
| | A'(22:14) | | The words of the LORD |
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A: The words of the LORD. B: To celebrate. C: To weep. D: The day of the LORD. |
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[30]Denunciation of self-seeking officials (Isa 22:15-25)
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| | A(22:15) | | The words of the Lord of hosts |
| | | B(22:16-19) | | | The LORD shall hurl you down headlong (22:17) |
| | | B'(22:20-24) | | | I will fix him like a peg in a sure spot, to be a place of honor for his family (22:23) |
| | A'(22:25) | | The words of the Lord of hosts |
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A: The words of the Lord of hosts. B: Expulsion / glory. |
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[31]An oracle concerning Tyre (Isa 23:1-18)
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| | A(23:1-5) | | | "Wail, O ships of Tarshish (23:1)" | (אניות) |
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| | | B(23:6-7) | | | | Pass over to Tarshish (23:6) | (עברו) |
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| | | | C(23:8-9) | | | | The LORD of hosts has planned it (23:9) |
| | | B'(23:10-13) | | | | "Cross to your own land, O ship of Tarshish (23:10)" | (עברי) |
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| | A'(23:14-18) | | | "Lament, O ships of Tarshish (23:14)" | (אניות) |
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A: Wail, O ships of Tarshish. B: To cross over. C: The LORD of hosts has planned it. |
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[32]Impending judgment on the Earth (Isa 24:1-13)
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| | A(24:1-4) | | | the LORD empties the land and lays it waste (24:1) | (אבלה) |
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| | | B(24:5-6) | | | who have transgressed laws, violated statutes, broken the ancient covenant (24:5) |
| | A'(24:7-12) | | | In the streets they cry out for lack of wine; (24:11) | (אבל) |
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A: Lacks. B: Sins. |
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[33]The songs from the end of the earth (Isa 24:14-23)
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| | A(24:14-15) | | These lift up their voice in acclaim; from the sea they proclaim the majesty of the LORD (24:14) |
| | | B(24:16) | | | The traitors betray: with treachery have the traitors betrayed (24:16) |
| | | | C(24:17-18) | | | | He who flees at the sound of terror will fall into the pit; He who climbs out of the pit will be caught in the trap (24:18) |
| | | B'(24:19-20) | | | The earth will burst asunder, the earth will be shaken apart, the earth will be convulsed (24:19) |
| | A'(24:21-23) | | the LORD of hosts will reign on Mount Zion and in Jerusalem, glorious in the sight of his elders (24:23) |
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A: Glory of the LORD. B: Repetition of evils. C: The sound of terror. |
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| Isa 24:1-23 |
| | A(24:1-3) | | judgement against all people |
| | | B(24:4-6) | | | sins on the earth |
| | | | C(24:7-15) | | | | give glory to the LORD (24:15) |
| | | B'(24:16-20) | | | sins on the earth |
| | A'(24:21-23) | | judgement against all people |
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[34]Praise for deliverance from oppression (Isa 25:1-12)
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| | A(25:1-5) | | you have made the city a heap, the fortified city a ruin (25:2) |
| | | B(25:6-8) | | | The Lord GOD will wipe away the tears from all faces (25:8) |
| | A'(25:9-12) | | The high-walled fortress he will raze, and strike it down level with the earth (25:12) |
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A: Destruction of the fortified city. B: The Lord GOD will wipe away the tears from all faces. |
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[35]Judah's song of victory (Isa 26:1-21)
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| | A(26:1-4) | | | "to let in a nation that is just, one that keeps faith (26:2)" | (ויבא) |
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| | | B(26:5-6) | | | | "He tumbles it to the ground, levels it with the dust (26:5)" | (עפר) |
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| | | | C(26:7-9) | | | | | My soul yearns for you in the night (26:9) | (בקרבי) |
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| | | | | D(26:10-11) | | | | | let the fire prepared for your enemies consume them (26:11) |
| | | | | | E(26:12-13) | | | | | | O LORD, you mete out peace to us, (26:12) |
| | | | | D'(26:14-15) | | | | | you have punished and destroyed them (26:14) |
| | | | C'(26:16-18) | | | | | we cried out in anguish under your chastising (26:16) | (תקריב) |
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| | | B'(26:19) | | | | "awake and sing, you who lie in the dust (26:19)" | (עפר) |
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| | A'(26:20-21) | | | "Go, my people, enter your chambers (26:20)" | (בא) |
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A: To enter. B: Dust. C: Calling to God. D: Destruction of enemies. E: Peace. |
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[36]A vineyard of the LORD (Isa 27:1-13)
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| | A(27:1) | | | "On that day, The LORD will punish with his sword that is cruel, great, and strong (27:1)" | (והגדולה) |
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| | | B(27:2-6) | | | Jacob shall take root, Israel shall sprout and blossom (27:6) |
| | | | C(27:7-8) | | | | Is he to be smitten as his smiter was smitten (27:7) |
| | | | | D(27:9) | | | | | This, then, shall be the expiation of Jacob's guilt (27:9) |
| | | | C'(27:10-11) | | | | their maker shall not spare them, nor shall he who formed them have mercy on them (27:11) |
| | | B'(27:12) | | | you shall be gleaned one by one, O sons of Israel (27:12) |
| | A'(27:13) | | | "On that day, A great trumpet shall blow (27:13)" | (גדול) |
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A: Great. B: Salvation. C: Punishment. D: Atonement. |
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[37]Fall of Samaria (Isa 28:1-8)
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| | A(28:1) | | | who is stupefied with wine (28:1) | (יין) |
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| | | B(28:2-3) | | | | that will trample the majestic garland of the drunkard Ephraim (28:3) | (עטרת) |
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| | | | C(28:4) | | | | The fading blooms of his glorious beauty on the head of the fertile valley (28:4) |
| | | B'(28:5-6) | | | | the LORD of hosts will be a glorious crown and a brilliant diadem(28:5) | (לעטרת) |
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| | A'(28:7-8) | | | But these also stagger from wine and stumble from strong drink (28:7) | (ביין) |
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A: Wine. B: A crown. C: Fading blooms. |
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[38]Judgment on corrupt rulers, priests, and prophets (Isa 28:9-13)
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| | A(28:9) | | To whom would he impart knowledge? To whom would he convey the message? (28:9) |
| | | B(28:10) | | | | "Command on command, command on command (28:10)" | (צולצו) |
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| | A'(28:11-12) | | with stammering lips and in a strange language he will speak to this people (28:11) |
| | | B'(28:13) | | | | "Command on command, command on command (28:13)" | (צולצו) |
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A: To teach. B: Command on command. |
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[39]A stone in Zion (Isa 28:14-22)
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| | A(28:14) | | | "hear the word of the LORD, you arrogant (28:14)" | (לצון) |
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| | | B(28:15) | | | | "We have made a covenant with death, and with the nether world we have made a pact (28:15)" | (בריתאתמות) |
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| | | B(28:16-20) | | | | Your covenant with death shall be canceled and your pact with the nether world shall not stand (28:18) | (בריתכםאתמות) |
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| | A'(28:21-22) | | | be arrogant no more lest your bonds be tightened (28:22) | (תתלוצצו) |
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A: Arrogant. B: A covenant with death. |
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[40]Farmer's wisdom (Isa 28:23-29)
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| | A(28:23) | | Give ear and hear my voice (28:23) |
| | | B(28:24-25) | | | | Metaphor of farming | (קצח) |
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| | | | C(28:26) | | | | He has learned this rule, instructed by his God (28:26) |
| | | B'(28:27-28) | | | | Metaphor of farming | (קצח) |
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| | A'(28:29) | | This too comes from the LORD of hosts (28:29) |
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A: To come from the LORD. B: Metaphor of farming. C: Instruction of the LORD. |
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[41]The siege of Jerusalem (Isa 29:1-8)
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| | A(29:1-5) | | The horde of your arrogant shall be like fine dust (29:5) |
| | | B(29:6) | | | you shall be visited by the LORD of hosts (29:6) |
| | A'(29:7-8) | | Then like a dream, a vision in the night, Shall be the horde of all the nations (29:7) |
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A: Destruction of enemies. B: The LORD visited. |
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[42]Drunken rulers (Isa 29:9-14)
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| | A(29:9-10) | | He has shut your eyes (the prophets) and covered your heads (the seers) (29:10) |
| | | B(29:11-12) | | | the words of a sealed scroll (29:11) |
| | A'(29:13-14) | | The wisdom of its wise men shall perish and the understanding of its prudent men be hid (29:14) |
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A: Perishing of the wisdom of its wise men. B: The words of a sealed scroll. |
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[43]Hope for the future (Isa 29:15-24)
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| | A(29:15-16) | | Who work in the dark (29:15) |
| | | B(29:17-19) | | | | the poor rejoice in the Holy One of Israel (29:19) | (בקדושׁ) |
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| | A'(29:20-21) | | the tyrant will be no more and the arrogant will have gone (29:20) |
| | | B'(29:22-24) | | | | they shall reverence the Holy One of Jacob (29:23) | (קדושׁ) |
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A: The wicked. B: The Holy One. |
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[44]The futility of reliance on Egypt (Isa 30:1-5)
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| | A(30:1) | | make alliances not inspired by me (30:1) |
| | | B(30:2) | | | | refuge in Egypt's shadow (30:2) | (בצלמצרים) |
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| | | B'(30:3) | | | | refuge in Egypt's shadow (30:3) | (בצלמצרים) |
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| | A'(30:4-5) | | When their princes are at Zoan and their messengers reach Hanes (30:4) |
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A: Alliances. B: To take refuge in Egypt's shadow. |
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[45]A rebellious people (Isa 30:6-18)
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| | A(30:6-7) | | Egypt whose help is futile and vain (30:7) |
| | | B(30:8-11) | | | Words of the people |
| | | | C(30:12-14) | | | | The words of the LORD |
| | | | C'(30:15) | | | | The words of the LORD |
| | | B'(30:16-17) | | | Words of the people |
| | A'(30:18) | | he rises to pity you (30:18) |
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A: Help. B: Words of the people. C: The words of the LORD. |
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[46]God's promise to Zion (Isa 30:19-26)
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| | A(30:19) | | the LORD is waiting to show you favor (30:18) |
| | | B(30:20-21) | | | | The Lord will give you the water for which you thirst (30:20) | (ונתן) |
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| | | | C(30:22) | | | | you shall consider unclean your silver-plated idols and your gold-covered images (30:22) |
| | | B'(30:23-24) | | | | He will give rain for the seed that you sow (30:23) | (ונתן) |
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| | A'(30:25-26) | | the LORD binds up the wounds of his people (30:26) |
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A: Favor of the LORD. B: To give food and water. C: To defile idols. |
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[47]Judgment on Assyria (Isa 30:27-33)
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| | A(30:27) | | his tongue is like a consuming fire (30:27) |
| | | B(30:28) | | | Will winnow the nations with a destructive winnowing (30:28) |
| | | | C(30:29) | | | | Toward the mountain of the LORD, toward the Rock of Israel (30:29) |
| | | B'(30:30-32) | | | Assyria will be shattered, as he strikes with the rod (30:31) |
| | A'(30:33) | | the breath of the LORD, like a stream of sulphur, will set it afire (30:33) |
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A: Fire. B: Judgement against nations. C: The mountain of the LORD. |
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[48]Alliance with Egypt is futile (Isa 31:1-9)
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| | A(31:1-2) | | But look not to the Holy One of Israel nor seek the LORD (31:1) |
| | | B(31:3) | | | The Egyptians are men, not God (31:3) |
| | | | C(31:4-5) | | | | the LORD of hosts shall shield Jerusalem (31:5) |
| | A'(31:6) | | to him whom you have utterly deserted (31:6) |
| | | B'(31:7-8) | | | you shall spurn his sinful idols of silver and gold (31:7) |
| | | | C'(31:9) | | | | the LORD who has a fire in Zion and a furnace in Jerusalem (31:9) |
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A: Betrayal. B: False gods. C: Jerusalem. |
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[49]Complacent women warned of disaster (Isa 32:1-20)
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| | A(32:1-8) | | | a king will reign justly and princes will rule rightly (32:1) | (לצדק) |
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| | | B(32:9-10) | | | | "O complacent ladies, rise up and hear my voice (32:9)" | (שׁאננות) |
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| | | B'(32:11-14) | | | | "Tremble, you who are complacent (32:11)" | (שׁאננות) |
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| | A'(32:15-20) | | | Right will dwell in the desert and justice abide in the orchard (32:16) | (וצדקה) |
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A: Rightness. B: Complacent. |
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[50]The land of the Majestic king (Isa 33:1-24)
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| | A(33:1-4) | | | Be our salvation in time of trouble (33:2) | (ישׁועתנו) |
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| | | B(33:5-6) | | | he fills Zion with right and justice (33:5) |
| | | | C(33:7-9) | | | | travelers have quit the paths (33:8) |
| | | | | D(33:10-12) | | | | | | brushwood cut down for burning in the fire (33:12) | (באשׁ) |
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| | | | | | E(33:13) | | | | | | Hear, you who are far off, what I have done (33:13) |
| | | | | D'(33:14-16) | | | | | | Who of us can live with the consuming fire? (33:14) | (אשׁ) |
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| | | | C'(33:17-19) | | | | To the people of alien tongue you will look no more (33:19) |
| | | B'(33:20-21) | | | Look to Zion, the city of our festivals (33:20) |
| | A'(33:22-24) | | | he it is who will save us (33:22) | (יושׁיענו) |
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A: Salvation. B: Zion. C: Destruction of the people. D: Fire. E: Hear what I have done. |
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[51]Judgment on the nations (Isa 34:1-17)
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| | A(34:1-2) | | Come near, O nations, and hear (34:1) |
| | | B(34:3-7) | | | all their host shall wither away (34:4) |
| | | | C'(34:8-10) | | | | the LORD has a day of vengeance (34:8) |
| | | B'(34:11-15) | | | Her nobles shall be no more (34:12) |
| | A'(34:16-17) | | Look in the book of the LORD and read (34:16) |
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A: To listen. B: Devastation. C: Vengeance. |
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[52]The return of the redeemed to Zion (Isa 35:1-10)
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| | A(35:1-4) | | | The desert and the parched land will exult (35:1) | (מדבר) |
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| | | B(35:5) | | | Then will the eyes of the blind be opened, the ears of the deaf be cleared (35:5) |
| | | B'(35:6a) | | | Then will the lame leap like a stag, then the tongue of the dumb will sing (35:6) |
| | A'(35:6b-10) | | | Streams will burst forth in the desert (35:6) | (במדבר) |
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A: Deserts. B: Recovery. |
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[53]Sennacherib threatens Jerusalem (Isa 36:1-37:38)
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| | A(36:1-22) | | Assyrian king's Message to Hezekiah |
| | | B(37:1-4) | | | Words of Hezekiah |
| | | | C(37:5-7) | | | | Isaiah's prophecy |
| | | | | D(37:8) | | | | | Fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy |
| | A'(37:9-13) | | Assyrian king's Message to Hezekiah |
| | | B'(37:14-20) | | | Words of Hezekiah |
| | | | C'(37:21-35) | | | | Isaiah's prophecy |
| | | | | D'(37:36-38) | | | | | Fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy |
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A: Assyrian king's Message to Hezekiah. B: Words of Hezekiah. C: Isaiah's prophecy. D: Fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy. |
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[54]Hizekiah's illness (Isa 38:1-39:8)
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| | A(38:1-3) | | The LORD's prophecy and response of Hezekiah |
| | | B(38:4-6) | | | I will rescue you and this city from the hand of the king of Assyria (38:6) |
| | | | C(38:7-8) | | | | | This will be the sign for you from the LORD (38:7) | (האות) |
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| | | | | D(38:9-20) | | | | | Song of Hezekiah |
| | | | C'(38:21-22) | | | | | What is the sign that I shall go up to the temple of the LORD? (38:22) | (אות) |
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| | | B'(39:1-4) | | | Merodach-baladan, son of Baladan, king of Babylon, heard that Hezekiah had recovered from his sickness (39:1) |
| | A'(39:5-8) | | The LORD's prophecy and response of Hezekiah |
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A: The LORD's prophecy and response of Hezekiah. B: Foreign kings. C: The sign. D: Song of Hezekiah. |
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[55]God's people are comforted (Isa 40:1-11)
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| | A(40:1-2) | | Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and proclaim to her (40:2) |
| | | B(40:3-5) | | | | A voice cries out (40:3) | (קול) |
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| | | B'(40:6-8) | | | | A voice says (40:6) | (קול) |
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| | A'(40:9-11) | | Go up onto a high mountain, Zion, herald of glad tidings (40:9) |
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A: To proclaim to Jerusalem. B: A voice cries. |
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[56]Creation by God (Isa 40:12-31)
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| | A(40:12-16) | | | showed him the way of understanding (40:14) | (תבונות) |
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| | | B(40:17-20) | | | | To whom can you liken God? With what equal can you confront him? (40:18) | (תדמיון) |
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| | | | C(40:21-22) | | | | Do you not know? Have you not heard? (40:21) |
| | | B'(40:23-26) | | | | To whom can you liken me as an equal? (40:25) | (תדמיוני) |
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| | A'(40:27-31) | | | his knowledge is beyond scrutiny (40:28) | (לתבונתו) |
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A: Understanding of the LORD. B: To liken God. C: You don't know. |
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[57]Israel assured of God's help (Isa 41:1-26)
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| | A(41:1-3) | | | Who has stirred up from the East (41:2) | (העיר) |
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| | | B(41:4-7) | | | | "I, the LORD, am the first (41:4)" | (ראשׁון) |
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| | | | C(41:8-9) | | | | whom I have chosen and will not cast off (41:9) |
| | | | | D(41:10-12) | | | | | |
| | | | | | E(41:13) | | | | | | I am the LORD, your God (41:13) |
| | | | | D'(41:14-16) | | | | | |
| | | | C'(41:17-20) | | | | the God of Israel, will not forsake them (41:17) |
| | | B'(41:21-24) | | | | Tell us the former things (41:22) | (הראשׁנות) |
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| | A'(41:25-26) | | | I have stirred up one from the north (41:25) | (העירותי) |
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A: To stir. B: The first. C: Not to forsake. D: Fear not. E: I am the LORD, your God. |
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[58]The servant, a light to the nations (Isa 41:27-42:25)
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| | A(41:27-29) | | When I look, there is not one, no one of them to give counsel (41:28) |
| | | B(42:1-4) | | | | Here is my servant whom I uphold (42:1) | (עבדי) |
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| | | | C(42:5-9) | | | | | To open the eyes of the blind (42:7) | (עורות) |
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| | | | | D(42:10-13) | | | | | Sing to the LORD a new song (42:10) |
| | | | C'(42:14-17) | | | | | I will lead the blind on their journey (42:16) | (עורים) |
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| | | B'(42:18-20) | | | | Who is blind but my servant (42:19) | (עבדי) |
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| | A'(42:21-25) | | with no one to rescue them, as spoil, with no one to demand their return (42:22) |
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A: Nobody. B: My servant. C: Blind. D: A new song. |
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[59]Israel's redemption (Isa 43:1-28)
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| | A(43:1-2) | | Fear not, for I have redeemed you (43:1) |
| | | B(43:3-4) | | | I give Egypt as your ransom, Ethiopia and Seba in return for you (43:3) |
| | | | C(43:5-7) | | | | | "I created for my glory, whom I formed and made (43:7)" | (יצרתיו) |
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| | | | | D(43:8-10) | | | | | | Lead out the people who are blind though they have eyes (43:8) | (הוציא) |
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| | | | | | E(43:11-13) | | | | | | | "It is I, I the LORD (43:11)" | (אנכייהוה) |
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| | | | | | E'(43:14-15) | | | | | | | I am the LORD (43:15) | (אנייהוה) |
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| | | | | D'(43:16-18) | | | | | | Who leads out chariots and horsemen (43:17) | (המוציא) |
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| | | | C'(43:19-21) | | | | | The people whom I formed for myself (43:21) | (יצרתי) |
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| | | B'(43:22-24) | | | You did not bring me sheep for your holocausts, nor honor me with your sacrifices (43:23) |
| | A'(43:25-28) | | I, who wipe out, for my own sake, your offenses (43:25) |
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A: Atonement. B: Sacrifices. C: Creation. D: To lead out. E: I am the LORD. |
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[60]The absurdity of idol worship (Isa 44:1-28)
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| | A(44:1-5) | | | "the LORD who made you, who formed you from the womb (44:2)" | (ויצרךמבטן) |
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| | | B(44:6-8) | | | | " the LORD, Israel's King and redeemer (44:6)" | (וגאלו) |
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| | | | C(44:9-11) | | | | Idol makers all amount to nothing (44:9) |
| | | | | D(44:12-17) | | | | | he makes a god which he adores, an idol which he worships (44:15) |
| | | | C'(44:18-20) | | | | The idols have neither knowledge nor reason (44:18) |
| | | B'(44:21-23) | | | | "return to me, for I have redeemed you (44:22)" | (גאלתיך) |
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| | A'(44:24-28) | | | "the LORD, who formed you from the womb (44:24)" | (ויצרךמבטן) |
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A: To form you from the womb. B: To redeem. C: Foolishness of Idol worshipers. D: Idolatry. |
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[61]Cyrus, God's instrument (Isa 45:1-17)
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| | A(45:1-7) | | | "I am the LORD and there is no other, there is no God besides me (45:5)" | (ואיןעוד) |
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| | | B(45:8) | | | | "Let justice descend,(45:8)" | (צדק) |
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| | | | C(45:9) | | | | |
| | | | C'(45:10) | | | | |
| | | B'(45:11-13) | | | | It was I who stirred up one for the triumph of justice (45:13) | (בצדק) |
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| | A'(45:14-17) | | | "With you only is God, and nowhere else (45:14)" | (ואיןעוד) |
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A: There is no god besides the LORD. B: Justice. C: Woe. |
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[62]Idols cannot save Babylon (Isa 45:18-46:13)
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| | A(45:18-25) | | | I am God; there is no other (45:22) | (ואיןעוד) |
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| | | B(46:1-2) | | | Bel bows down, Nebo stoops, their idols are upon beasts and cattle (46:1) |
| | | | C(46:3-4) | | | | It is I who have done this, I who will continue, and I who will carry you to safety (46:4) |
| | | B'(46:5-7) | | | they hire a goldsmith to make it into a god (46:6) |
| | A'(46:8-13) | | | "I am God, there is no other (46:9)" | (ואיןעוד) |
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A: I am God, there is no other. B: Idolatry. C: Creation by the LORD. |
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[63]The humiliation of Babylon (Isa 47:1-15)
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| | A(47:1-3) | | I will take vengeance, I will yield to no entreaty (47:3) |
| | | B(47:4-7) | | | you showed them no mercy, And upon old men you laid a very heavy yoke (47:6) |
| | | B'(47:8-10) | | | you felt secure in your wickedness, and said, "No one sees me." (47:10) |
| | A'(47:11-15) | | Each wanders his own way, with none to save you (47:15) |
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A: Destruction. B: Evils. |
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[64]Fulfillment of the prophecy (Isa 48:1-11)
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| | A(48:1-2) | | You who swear by the name of the LORD and invoke the God of Israel (48:1) |
| | | B(48:3-4) | | | you are stubborn and that your neck is an iron sinew and your forehead bronze (48:4) |
| | | | C(48:5) | | | | That you might not say, "My idol did them" (48:5) |
| | | | | D(48:6) | | | | | hidden events of which you knew not (48:6) |
| | | | C'(48:7) | | | | so that you cannot claim to have known them (48:7) |
| | | B'(48:8) | | | you are utterly treacherous, a rebel you were called from birth (48:8) |
| | A'(48:9-11) | | For the sake of my name I restrain my anger (48:9) |
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A: The name of the LORD. B: Stubborn. C: You might not say. D: Hidden events. |
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[65]God the redeemer (Isa 48:12-22)
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| | A(48:12-13) | | Listen to me (48:12) |
| | | B(48:14-16) | | | The LORD'S friend shall do his will against Babylon and the progeny of Chaldea (48:14) |
| | A'(48:17-19) | | If you would hearken to my commandments (48:18) |
| | | B'(48:20-22) | | | Go forth from Babylon, flee from Chaldea (48:20) |
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A: To listen. B: Babylon. |
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[66]The servant's mission (Isa 49:1-6)
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| | A(49:1-3) | | | "The LORD called me from birth, from my mother's womb (49:1)" | (מבטן) |
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| | | B(49:4) | | | my reward is with the LORD, my recompense is with my God (49:4) |
| | A'(49:5-6) | | | the LORD has spoken who formed me as his servant from the womb (49:5) | (מבטן) |
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A: My mother's womb. B: My reward is with the LORD. |
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[67]Zion's children to be brought home (Isa 49:7-50:3)
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| | A(49:7-11) | | | the redeemer and the Holy One of Israel (49:7) | (גאל) |
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| | | B(49:12-13) | | | some shall come from afar (49:12) |
| | | | C(49:14-15) | | | | Can a mother forget her infant, be without tenderness for the child of her womb? (49:15) |
| | | | | D(49:16-19) | | | | | they are all gathering and coming to you (49:18) |
| | | | C'(49:20-21) | | | | Who has borne me these? (49:21) |
| | | B'(49:22-23) | | | They shall bring your sons in their arms (49:22) |
| | A'(49:24-50:3) | | | "your redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob (49:26)" | (וגאלך) |
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A: To redeem. B: The people come. C: Birth. D: Gathering. |
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[68]The servant's humiliation and vindication (Isa 50:4-11)
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| | A(50:4-5) | | | he opens my ear that I may hear (50:4) | (לשׁמע) |
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| | | B(50:6-7) | | | | The Lord GOD is my help (50:7) | (יעזר) |
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| | | | C(50:8) | | | | He is near who upholds my right (50:8) |
| | | B'(50:9) | | | | the Lord GOD is my help (50:9) | (יעזר) |
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| | A'(50:10-11) | | | "Who among you fears the LORD, heeds his servant's voice (50:10)" | (שׁמע) |
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A: To listen. B: Help. C: He is near who upholds my right. |
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[69]Return to Zion (Isa 51:1-52:12)
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| | A(51:1-3) | | | the LORD shall comfort Zion and have pity on all her ruins (51:3) | (חהבתיה) |
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| | | B(51:4-8) | | | Be attentive to me, my people (51:4) |
| | | | C(51:9-11) | | | | | "Awake, awake, put on strength, O arm of the LORD (51:9)" | (עורי) |
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| | | | | D(51:12-16) | | | | | I have put my words into your mouth and shielded you in the shadow of my hand (51:16) |
| | | | | | E(51:17-21) | | | | | | Awake, awake! Arise, O Jerusalem (51:17) |
| | | | | D'(51:22-23) | | | | | your God, who defends his people (51:22) |
| | | | C'(52:1-3) | | | | | "Awake, awake! Put on your strength, O Zion; (52:1)" | (עורי) |
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| | | B'(52:4-6) | | | on that day my people shall know my renown (52:6) |
| | A'(52:7-12) | | | "Break out together in song, O ruins of Jerusalem! (52:9)" | (חרבות) |
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A: Ruins of Jerusalem. B: My people. C: Awake. D: To defend. E: Awake. |
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[70]The suffering servant (Isa 52:13-53:12)
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| | A(52:13-15) | | See, my servant shall prosper, he shall be raised high and greatly exalted (52:13) |
| | | B(53:1-3) | | | | "He was spurned and avoided by men, a man of suffering, accustomed to infirmity (53:3)" | (חלי) |
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| | | | C(53:4-5a) | | | | | "he was pierced for our offenses, crushed for our sins (53:5)" | (מפשׁענו) |
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| | | | | D(53:5b) | | | | | by his stripes we were healed (53:5) |
| | | | C'(53:6-8) | | | | | smitten for the sin of his people (53:8) | (מפשׁע) |
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| | | B'(53:9-10) | | | | the LORD was pleased to crush him in infirmity (53:10) | (החלי) |
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| | A'(53:11-12) | | I will give him his portion among the great, and he shall divide the spoils with the mighty (53:12) |
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A: Glory of the servant. B: Sufferings. C: Sins. D: Healing. |
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[71]Everlasting mercy (Isa 54:1-17)
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| | A(54:1-3) | | Your descendants shall dispossess the nations and shall people the desolate cities (54:3) |
| | | B(54:4-6) | | | | "Fear not, you shall not be put to shame (54:4)" | (תיראי) |
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| | | | C(54:7-8) | | | | | with enduring love I take pity on you (54:8) | (ובחסד) |
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| | | | C'(54:9-10) | | | | | My love shall never leave you (54:10) | (וחסדי) |
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| | | B'(54:11-14) | | | | far from the fear of oppression (54:14) | (תיראי) |
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| | A'(54:15-17) | | This is the lot of the servants of the LORD (54:17) |
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A: Inheritance. B: Fear not. C: Love. |
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[72]The covenant extended to all who obey (Isa 55:1-56:12)
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| | A(55:1-5) | | | "Come, without paying and without cost, drink wine and milk (55:1)" | (יין) |
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| | | B(55:6-13) | | | | Giving seed to him who sows and bread to him who eats (55:10) | (לאכל) |
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| | | | C(56:1-2) | | | | | Who keeps the sabbath (56:2) | (שׁמרשׁבת) |
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| | | | | D(56:3) | | | | | Let not the foreigner say, when he would join himself to the LORD, "The LORD will surely exclude me from his people" (56:3) |
| | | | C'(56:4-5) | | | | | the eunuchs who observe my sabbaths (56:4) | (ישׁמרואתשׁבתותי) |
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| | | B'(56:6-9) | | | | "come and eat, all you beasts in the forest (56:9)" | (לאכל) |
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| | A'(56:10-12) | | | I will fetch some wine (56:12) | (יין) |
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A: Wine. B: Food. C: To keep sabbath. D: Equality to the Gentiles. |
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| Isa 58:1-14 |
| | A(58:1-2) | | Announce to the house of Jacob their sins (58:1) |
| | | B(58:3-5) | | | you serve your own interest on your fast day, and oppress all your workers (58:3) |
| | | | C(58:6-9) | | | | to loose the bonds of injustice, to undo the thongs of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke (58:6) |
| | | | C'(58:10-12) | | | | if you offer your food to the hungry and satisfy the needs of the afflicted (58:10) |
| | | B'(58:13) | | | If you refrain from trampling the sabbath, from pursuing your own interests on my holy day (58:13) |
| | A'(58:14) | | I will feed you with the heritage of your ancestor Jacob (58:14) |
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[73]A promise of help and healing (Isa 57:1-58:14)
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| | A(57:1-2) | | | enters into peace (57:2) | (שׁלום) |
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| | | B(57:3-10) | | | | Are you not rebellious children (57:4) | (פשׁע) |
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| | | | C(57:11-14) | | | | Build up, build up, prepare the way (57:14) |
| | | | | D(57:15-16) | | | | | | I dwell in the high and holy place (57:15) | (וקדושׁ) |
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| | A'(57:17-21) | | | There is no peace for the wicked (57:21) | (שׁלום) |
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| | | B'(58:1-8) | | | | "Announce to my people their rebellion, to the house of Jacob their sins (58:1)" | (פשׁעם) |
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| | | | C'(58:9-12) | | | | the restorer of streets to live in (58:12) |
| | | | | D'(58:13-14) | | | | | | If you hold back your foot on the sabbath from following your own pursuits on my holy day (58:13) | (קדשׁי) |
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A: Peace. B: Rebellion. C: To repair a way. D: Holy. |
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[74]Injustice and oppression to be punished (Isa 59:1-21)
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| | A(59:1-3) | | your iniquities have been barriers between you and your God (59:2) |
| | | B(59:4-8) | | | | "No one brings suit justly, no one goes to law honestly (59:4)" | (אין) |
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| | | | C(59:9-10) | | | | | "Therefore justice is far from us, and righteousness does not reach us (59:9)" | (צדקה) |
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| | | | | D(59:11-13) | | | | | Our transgressions indeed are with us, and we know our iniquities (59:12) |
| | | | C'(59:14-15) | | | | | "Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands at a distance (59:14)" | (וצדקתו) |
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| | | B'(59:16-19) | | | | "He saw that there was no one, and was appalled that there was no one to intervene (59:16)" | (אין) |
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| | A'(59:20-21) | | my spirit that is upon you, and my words shall not depart out of your mouth (59:21) |
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A: To separate. B: Nobody. C: Righteousness. D: Consciousness of sins. |
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[75]God the glory of Zion (Isa 60:1-22)
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| | A(60:1-3) | | | "Arise, shine; for your light has come (60:1)" | (אורי) |
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| | | B(60:4-9) | | | | To bring your children from afar with their silver and gold (60:9) | (וזהבם) |
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| | | | C(60:10-12) | | | | in my wrath I struck you down, but in my favor I have had mercy on you (60:10) |
| | | | | D(60:13-14) | | | | | I will glorify where my feet rest (60:13) |
| | | | C'(60:15-16) | | | | Whereas you have been forsaken and hated, I will make you majestic forever (60:15) |
| | | B'(60:17-18) | | | | Instead of bronze I will bring gold (60:17) | (זהב) |
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| | A'(60:19-22) | | | "the LORD will be your everlasting light, (60:19)" | (לאור) |
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A: Light. B: Gold. C: Forgiveness. D: Glory. |
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[76]The good news of deliverance (Isa 61:1-11)
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| | A(61:1-3) | | | They will be called oaks of justice (61:3) | (הצדק) |
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| | | B(61:4-6) | | | | They shall build up the ancient ruins (61:4) | (עולם) |
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| | | B'(61:7-9) | | | | I will make an everlasting covenant with them (61:8) | (עולם) |
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| | A'(61:10-11) | | | he has clothed me with the garments of salvation (61:10) | (צדקה) |
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A: Justice. B: Everlasting. |
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[77]The vindication and salvation of Zion (Isa 62:1-12)
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| | A(62:1-3) | | | "For Zion's sake I will not be silent, for Jerusalem's sake I will not be quiet (62:1)" | (אחשׁה) |
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| | | B(62:4-5) | | | | You shall no more be termed Forsaken (62:4) | (עזובה) |
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| | A'(62:6-9) | | | give him no rest until he establishes Jerusalem (62:7) | (יחשׁו) |
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| | | B'(62:10-12) | | | | "you shall be called "Frequented," a city that is not forsaken (62:12)" | (נעזבה) |
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A: Silence. B: Not to be forsaken. |
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[78]Vengeance on Edom (Isa 63:1-6)
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| | A(63:1) | | | I who am mighty to save (63:1) | (להושׁיע) |
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| | | B(63:2-3) | | | | I trod them in my anger (63:3) | (באפי) |
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| | A'(63:4-5) | | | my own arm brought about the victory and my own wrath lent me its support (63:5) | (ותושׁע) |
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| | | B'(63:6) | | | | I trampled down the peoples in my anger (63:6) | (באפי) |
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A: Salvation. B: Anger. |
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[79]God's mercy remembered (Isa 63:7-64:11)
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| | A(63:7-10) | | Surely they are my people, children who will not deal falsely (63:8) |
| | | B(63:11-14) | | | they remembered the days of old, of Moses (63:11) |
| | | | C(63:15-16) | | | | | you are our father (63:16) | (אבנו) |
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| | | | | D(63:17-18) | | | | | | now our adversaries have trampled down your sanctuary (63:18) | (מקדשׁך) |
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| | A'(63:19-64:2) | | like those not called by your name (63:19) |
| | | B'(64:3-6) | | | From ages past no one has heard, no ear has perceived (64:4) |
| | | | C'(64:7-8) | | | | | you are our Father (64:8) | (אבינו) |
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| | | | | D'(64:9-11) | | | | | | Your holy cities have become a wilderness (64:10) | (קדשׁנו) |
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A: The people of God. B: The days of old. C: The father of us. D: Sanctuary. |
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[80]The righteousness of God's judgment (Isa 65:1-25)
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| | A(65:1-2) | | | To a nation that did not call upon my name (65:1) | (לאקרא) |
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| | | B(65:3-7) | | | I will not be quiet until I have paid in full (65:6) |
| | | | C(65:8-10) | | | | | it contains a blessing (65:8) | (ברכה) |
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| | A'(65:11-12) | | | "when I called, you did not answer (65:12)" | (קראתיולא) |
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| | | B'(65:13-16) | | | my servants shall eat, but you shall go hungry (65:13) |
| | | | C'(65:17-25) | | | | | a race blessed by the LORD (65:23) | (ברוכי) |
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A: Not to call. B: Rewards. C: Blessing. |
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[81]The reign and indignation of God (Isa 66:1-24)
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| | A(66:1-2) | | | what is the house that you would build for me (66:1) | (בית) |
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| | | B(66:3-4) | | | Whoever slaughters an ox is like one who kills a human being (66:3) |
| | | | C(66:5-6) | | | | The sound of the LORD repaying his enemies their deserts (66:6) |
| | | | | D(66:7-9) | | | | | | Before she was in labor she gave birth (66:7) | (אם) |
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| | | | | | E(66:10-11) | | | | | | you may nurse and be satisfied from her consoling breast (66:11) |
| | | | | D'(66:12-14) | | | | | | "As a mother comforts her child, so I will comfort you (66:13)" | (אמו) |
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| | | | C'(66:15-16) | | | | the LORD shall judge all mankind by fire and sword (66:16) |
| | | B'(66:17) | | | eating the flesh of pigs, vermin, and rodents (66:17) |
| | A'(66:18-24) | | | the Israelites bring a grain offering in a clean vessel to the house of the LORD (66:20) | (בית) |
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A: The house of the LORD. B: Carnivorous. C: Judgement. D: A mother and a child. E: Satisfaction. |
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