Isaiah and Romans have the same theme: salvation is by grace alone apart from works. Isaiah is broken down into three sections with each chapter a discourse by Isaiah regarding the condition of the kingdom of Judah. As you begin prayerfully consider how God would have you use the truths in this book for your own life.
Our verse for this quarter seems to sum up best the book's content, although it is not the key verse for the book. After much prayer and considering I have chosen Isaiah 30:15 For this is what the master, the Lord, the Holy One of Israel says: “If you repented and patiently waited for me, you would be delivered; if you calmly trusted in me you would find strength, but you are unwilling.
Trust the Living GodUNIT 1: Trust in the Lord's FaithfulnessLesson 1: Do You Rebel?
(Isaiah 1:1-31)
Lesson 2: Do You Volunteer to Serve?
(Isaiah 2-6)
Lesson 3: Do You Take God at His Word?
(Isaiah 7)
lesson 4: Do You Think You Are Unaccountable?
(Isaiah 17and18)
Lesson 5: Do You Live According to God's Truth?
(Isaiah 24to31)
Lesson 6: Do You Take Your Burdens to the Lord?
(Isaiah 32-39 (focus 36-39))
Lesson 7: Do You Share the Good News?
(Isaiah 40 & Matt. 28)
UNIT 2: Find Hope in God's GreatnessLesson 8: Take Comfort in God's Strength
(Isaiah 40 to 43 )
Lesson 9: Worship No Other
(Isaiah 44 to 48 )
Lesson 10: Recognize God's Ways
(Isaiah 49 to 53 )
Lesson 11: Accept God's Free Offer
(Isaiah 49 to 53, focus on 55 )
Lesson 12: Get Real
(Isaiah 56 to 66 )
Lesson 13: Praise Our Incomparable God
(Micah )
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