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1:1 Isaiah 1 (Start of chapter)
2:6 Judgment upon the wealth and pride of Judah
4:1 The vineyard with the wild grapes
6:1 The crisis Created by the menace to Judah in 735 B.C.
10:1 The bliss of Israel in the latter days
12:1 Prophecy concerning Babylon
14:24 The Lord’s invincible world-plan
16:1 Prophecy concerning Damascus and Northern Israel
17:12 The speedy doom of the Assyrians
19:1 Warning against the folly of an alliance with Egypt
22:15 Personal threats and promises
23:1 The judgment: the rebels punished
24:6 The banquet of the nations on Mount Zion.
25:20 Israel’s security in the great world-judgment
25:9 Song over the anticipated destruction of Moab
25:1 Song of gratitude and hope
27:7 The Lord’s mercy to Israel
28:7 The scoffers of Jerusalem threatened
28:23 The patience and considerateness of the divine purpose
28:1 The character and fate of Jerusalem
29:16 Doubters rebuked by a vision of Israel’s welfare in the latter days
29:1 The Egyptian alliance a ruinous policy
30:18 The final triumph and prosperity of Jerusalem
30:1 The folly of the Egyptian alliance
31:1 Rulers and people in the coming days
32:15 The security and prosperity of the coming days
32:1 The present distress and the future glory of Jerusalem
35:1 Isaiah encourages Hezekiah to resist Sennacheirb’s summons to surrender Jerusalem
37:1 Hezekiah’s sickness, recovery, and song of thanksgiving
38:1 Hezekiah’s vanity and Isaiah’s rebuke
40:12 The sovereignty and omnipotence of God as seen in nature
40:1 The sovereignty of God as seen in history, and especially in the rise of Cyrus
42:14 The Lord at last bestirs himself
42:18 A call for repentance on Israel’s part
42:1 The Lord will show his love for Israel by gathering her exiles home
43:8 Israel is the Lord’s witness to the world
43:14 The deliverance from Babylon more wonderful than the deliverance from Egypt
43:22 Israel’s restoration is due, not to her own merits, but to the Lord’s free grace
44:6 Israel’s God is sovereign and eternal
44:21 Let the world rejoice over Israel’s redemption
44:24 The Lord calls Cyrus and bestows upon him a career of victory, for Israel and the world’s sake
45:9 Murmurs against Cyrus rebuked
45:14 The heathen acknowledge the uniqueness of Israel and her God
45:18 The Lord desires the salvation of the whole world
45:1 The downfall of Babylon’s gods
47:1 The summons to depart from Babylon
48:1 The servant discouraged, but at last triumphant
49:22 Three words of consolation
50:4 The servant tried but trusting
50:1 Words of encouragement and promise
52:13 The humiliation and exaltation of the servant
53:1 The future glory of Jerusalem
54:1 Invitation to embrace the impending salvation
56:9 The demoralization of leaders and people
57:14 Blessings in store for the faithful
57:1 The true and the false worship
58:1 The sinful people and the devine deliverance
59:1 The glory of the new Jerusalem
60:1 The proclamation of Zion’s redemption
62:1 The destruction of the foes of Zion
63:7 Passionate prayer for the divine favour
64:1 The blessedness of the faithful and the doom of the apostates