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 ISAIAH

This challenging book is a revelation of God’s fatherly heart for people.

Through Isaiah and his disciples, God showed his chosen people that they had missed the point of religious laws by observing commands to do things without bringing their hearts into alignment with God’s values.

Yet God had a plan to bring people back to him. Part of this involved discipline for Israel and tough lessons for its neighbours. But there was more to it. A future saviour was identified, and a greater purpose for Israel to bring the whole world to know God’s love and power.

 
 

Introduction

 

Our notes on Isaiah

Written in 2020

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Isaiah 63-66
Apr 10
Isaiah 63-66

New heavens and a new earth

Isaiah 59-62
Apr 9
Isaiah 59-62

The year of the Lord’s favour

Isaiah 55-58
Apr 7
Isaiah 55-58

Don’t go your own way, go God’s better way

Isaiah 51-54
Apr 6
Isaiah 51-54

God’s promises rest on Jesus

Isaiah 47-50
Apr 3
Isaiah 47-50

Trust God’s plan and obey his servant

Isaiah 44-46
Apr 2
Isaiah 44-46

God vs gods

Isaiah 41-43
Mar 31
Isaiah 41-43

God reveals his plan for the world – surprise!

Isaiah 38-40
Mar 30
Isaiah 38-40

Do we want God-centred glory or self-centred tragedy?

Isaiah 35-37
Mar 27
Isaiah 35-37

Trust God and we will notice how he acts

Isaiah 32-34
Mar 26
Isaiah 32-34

God’s kingdom is for now, not just for later

Isaiah 29-31
Mar 24
Isaiah 29-31

Make plans with God, not without him

Isaiah 26-28
Mar 23
Isaiah 26-28

Hope in God, stronger than death

Isaiah 23-25
Mar 20
Isaiah 23-25

Only what God builds lasts

Isaiah 19-22
Mar 19
Isaiah 19-22

How do we respond to the people God has raised up?

Isaiah 15-18
Mar 17
Isaiah 15-18

You will see and hear what God raises up

Isaiah 11-14
Mar 16
Isaiah 11-14

New life from God’s fruit shoot/root

Isaiah 8-10
Mar 13
Isaiah 8-10

For to us a child is born

Isaiah 4-7
Mar 12
Isaiah 4-7

We are made for fruitfulness, but what are we producing?

Isaiah 1-3
Mar 10
Isaiah 1-3

Being God’s children