ISAIAH

Updated 01/2024


CHAPTER 1

  1. What time period does the book of Isaiah cover?
  2. Was God pleased with Judah's sacrifices and festivals?
  3. How could Judah's sins become white as snow?
  4. What will God remove to make Judah righteous?
  5. Whom will the Lord consume?

CHAPTER 2

  1. How will the mountain of the Lord's house be established?
  2. What shall not be needed during this kingdom?
  3. What are the rocks and caves that people will go in to hide?

CHAPTER 3

  1. What had the leaders and elders done to the people?

CHAPTER 4

  1. Who is the branch?
  2. Who is the fruit of the earth?
  3. What is the spirit of judgment and the spirit of burning of Zion?
  4. What will God do for His people day and night?
  5. What is the covering that will be over all glory?

CHAPTER 5

  1. Who is the well beloved who had a vineyard?
  2. Who is the vineyard?
  3. What did the vineyard bring forth?
  4. What judgment would God bring on Israel?
  5. Who will God use against Judah?

CHAPTER 6

  1. Why did Isaiah confess his unclean lips?
  2. What did the hot coal touched to Isaiah's lips do for him?
  3. What was Isaiah able to do next?
  4. What will be Isaiah’s message?

CHAPTER 7

  1. What is the prophesy of the child?
  2. What do the curds and honey symbolize?

CHAPTER 8

  1. What did the name of the prophetess’s child symbolize?
  2. Who was Isaiah to fear and dread?
  3. What would God be to Isaiah? What would He be to the people?
  4. Who were the people to not call on?

CHAPTER 9

  1. Who is the child born to bear the government on his shoulders?
  2. Why would God then be called wonderful, counselor, mighty God, etc?

CHAPTER 10

  1. Who did God use to deliver His wrath on Israel?
  2. Why would God destroy Assyria?

CHAPTER 11

  1. a. Who is the rod or branch that will come from the stem of Jesse? b. What characteristics will He possess?
  2. What do the animals represent?

CHAPTER 12

  1. What will be the people's attitude toward God in the day of salvation?
  2. How far will God be known?

CHAPTER 13

  1. What prophecy does Isaiah make concerning the world?
  2. Who would God send against the Babylonians?

CHAPTER 14

  1. Who will join with Israel?
  2. With whom is Babylon equivalent?
  3. What was Lucifer's sin?
  4. Will Lucifer have rest in his grave?
  5. What will happen to Assyria and Philistia?

CHAPTER 15

  1. What is the prophecy against Moab?

CHAPTER 16

  1. What is Israel to do for Moab?
  2. What is Moab to do for Israel?
  3. Who is the one to sit on the throne of David?

CHAPTER 17

  1. Why would Damascus and Ephraim be destroyed?

CHAPTER 18

  1. What is the message to Ethiopia?
  2. What will the Ethiopians do at Mount Zion?

CHAPTER 19

  1. What did the waters and rivers that are dried up in Egypt represent?
  2. Who did the fishermen represent?
  3. What is the highway that will connect Assyria and Egypt?

CHAPTER 20

  1. a. How long did Isaiah walk around stripped and barefoot? b. Why did God tell Isaiah to do this?

CHAPTER 21

  1. What happened on the night Babylon was to have pleasure?
  2. What did the chariots of horsemen, donkeys, and camels represent? 
  3. Who does Babylon represent?
  4. What will happen to Edom
  5. What will happen to Arabia?

CHAPTER 22

  1. Who is a Valley of Vision and why are they called this?
  2. Why would God destroy Jerusalem?
  3. Why was Shebna removed from his position?

CHAPTER 23

  1. Why is Tyre to be destroyed? 
  2. What will happen after seventy years?
  3. What is the fornication that Tyre commits with the world?

CHAPTER 24

  1. What will happen to the people of the land?
  2. What does the shaking of the olive trees and the gleaning of grapes represent?
  3. Who are the exalted ones that God will punish?
  4. Who are the kings of the earth?
  5. What is the judgment on the exalted ones and the kings of the earth?

CHAPTER 25

  1. Who are the strong people of God?
  2. What is the mountain of the Lord?
  3. What will God do for His mountain?
  4. What are the veil and the covering that will be removed?
  5. What will become of death?

CHAPTER 26

  1. What is the strong city of the believers?
  2. What will happen to the dead who knew God?

CHAPTER 27

  1. Who does Leviathan represent?
  2. Who is the vineyard that the Lord keeps?
  3. Who are the briars and thorns?
  4. What is possible for the briars and thorns?
  5. What did God do to Israel with an "east" wind?
  6. a. Who will God gather from the river? b. When will He do this?

CHAPTER 28

  1. What was the condition of the priest and the prophet?
  2. How would God speak to his people from now on?
  3. Who did the people make a covenant with?
  4. Who is the cornerstone that would be laid in Zion?
  5. What was revealed to Isaiah concerning the whole earth?
  6. How does God teach?

CHAPTER 29

  1. Why did the people of Israel only look near to God?
  2. Why could the people not hide their deeds from God?
  3. Who will be cut off completely one day?
  4. Why would Jacob not be ashamed of his children?

CHAPTER 30

  1. Why was Israel not to trust in Egypt?
  2. To whom would God be gracious?
  3. What will speak behind us?

CHAPTER 31

  1. What is the result of those who did not trust in God?
  2. What is the Lord like for those who trust in Him?

CHAPTER 32

  1. What will be evident when righteousness rules people’s lives?
  2. How will the people perceive the foolish and the evil person?
  3. When will the people stop mourning and the land become a fruitful forest?
  4. Even during troubled times, how will God's people dwell?

CHAPTER 33

  1. Who in Zion will be afraid of God’s devouring fire?
  2. Who in Zion will not be afraid of the devouring fire?
  3. a. What will the righteous observe? b. What will they remember? c. What will they not see?
  4. What will become of Zion?

CHAPTER 34

  1. What will happen to the nations?
  2. What will happen to all the host of heaven?
  3. Who does Edom represent?
  4. Who do the oxen, the bulls, the lambs and goats represent?
  5. What is the book that will be searched?

CHAPTER 35

  1. How will the land be different at the end time?
  2. What will happen to the blind, the deaf, and the lame?
  3. What type of people will not be in the new land, on the highway of holiness?
  4. Why will the fool or simple-minded person not go astray?
  5. Who will be on the highway of holiness?

CHAPTER 36

  1. What did Rabshakeh, the leader of the Assyrian army, accuse Hezekiah of doing against God?
  2. Who did Rabshakeh  say had sent him?
  3. Did Rabshakeh  believe in any gods?

CHAPTER 37

  1. What did God tell Hezekiah He would do to Rabshakeh?
  2. According to God, what was the downfall of Assyria?
  3. What would be the sign to Hezekiah that God was with them?
  4. How many Assyrians did an angel of the Lord kill?

CHAPTER 38

  1. How many years did God add to Hezekiah's life?
  2. What was the sign given to Hezekiah that he would live?

CHAPTER 39

  1. Who did Hezekiah entertain and show his treasures at his house?
  2. What did God reveal to Hezekiah that Babylon would do?

CHAPTER 40

  1. Who would God exalt and humble?
  2. What question did God ask the people?
  3. What does God never become?
  4. Who does God help?
  5. What is the promise for those who wait on the Lord?

CHAPTER 41

  1. Who rose up the nations and made them rule over kings?
  2. Why is God the first and the last?
  3. What will happen to those who contended with God’s servant, Israel?
  4. What could the idols not do?
  5. Who would come from the north to be a blessing to Israel?

CHAPTER 42

  1. a. Who is the servant that God would send? b. What did God put upon Him? c. Why would the coastlands wait for his law?
  2. What would God do to the one He had called in righteousness?
  3. What would the servant become to the people?
  4. Who are the people in prison and darkness?
  5. What did God expect from the people and would not give to another?
  6. What will God dry up and lay waste?

CHAPTER 43

  1. What do the rivers and waters represent?
  2. What did the fire represent?
  3. a. What people would be protected from the fire?  b. Why are these people created by God?
  4. Where would God's people come from?
  5. a. Who are the blind and deaf people? b. Who are the witnesses?
  6. a. What is the road in the wilderness? b. Who are the beasts of the field?
  7. How would God blot out the transgressions of the people?

CHAPTER 44

  1. Who are the thirsty and the dry ground?
  2. What does God show the people about their idols?
  3. What prophesy was given about Jerusalem and the temple?

CHAPTER 45

  1. Who did God anoint to be His servant?
  2. Did this servant have a relationship with God?
  3. What has God made?
  4. What nations would fall under the control of God's servant?

CHAPTER 46

  1. What happened to the peoples’ idols?
  2. Who is the bird from the east?
  3. What will God place in Zion?

CHAPTER 47

  1. a. Who was God going to bring down? b. Why? c. Who would become as stubble?

CHAPTER 48

  1. Why did God warn Israel early?
  2. Why would God put his people in the furnace of affliction?
  3. How is God the first and the last?
  4. Who has sent Isaiah?
  5. What would have made the people dwell in peace and righteousness?

CHAPTER 49

  1. a. Who was called from the womb to become a sharp sword? b. Where has he been hidden?
  2. a. What would be the servant's duty to God? b. Who would be the servant's strength? c. To whom would the servant be a light?
  3. How did God help the people in the acceptable time?
  4. Would God still remember his people, Israel?
  5. Why did Israel wonder about the children?

CHAPTER 50

  1. What did Isaiah not hide from?
  2. Who did Isaiah say to trust in when you are in darkness?
  3. a. Who are those who kindle a fire and encircle themselves with it? b. What will God do to them?

CHAPTER 51

  1. Who were the people who should not fear men?
  2. What will God do with the cup of His fury?

CHAPTER 52

  1. What are the mountains that are proclaimed to salvation?
  2. Who are the watchmen who will sing together?
  3. Who is the servant who will be exalted?
  4. What does it mean that the 'servant's appearance will be marred'?

CHAPTER 53

  1. How will the servant grow like a tender plant and as a root out of dry ground?
  2. What would the servant not look like?
  3. What would the servant be familiar with?
  4. What will the Lord lay on the servant?
  5. Where was the Servant’s death and grave?
  6. Who will God reward with the servant?

CHAPTER 54

  1. How long had God forsaken His people?
  2. What is God’s covenant comparable?
  3. What shall remain with God’s people?
  4. What is the heritage of the servants of the Lord?

CHAPTER 55

  1. What are the thoughts and ways of God compared to man?
  2. What will go out from God and not return void?

CHAPTER 56

  1. Who has God also promised salvation?
  2. Who were the blind watchmen?

CHAPTER 57

  1. To whom does God give rest and peace?
  2. Why are the righteous removed?
  3. What did the people do on the lofty and high mountain?
  4. How had the people descended to death or Sheol?
  5. Who does God dwell with?
  6. Which backsliders will God heal?

CHAPTER 58

  1. What was wrong with Israel's fasting and worship?
  2. a. What fast did God want from His people? b. What will God do for us after this?
  3. How does our darkness become light?
  4. How do we honor God?

CHAPTER 59

  1. a. What separates us from God? b. How does God react to this?
  2. Why do we grope as if we have no eyes?
  3. Who set the plan for salvation?
  4. Who is the Redeemer that will come to Zion?
  5. What did God promise with His new covenant?

CHAPTER 60

  1. Who would worship at the altar of Israel?
  2. What did the cypress, pine, and the box tree represent?
  3. What will become of the sun and the moon?
  4. a. Who are the ones that are the work of God's hands? b. When will they inherit the land forever?

CHAPTER 61

  1. a. Who was appointed to preach to the people? b. What did he tell them about the ruins of the city? 
  2. With what are the people clothed?

CHAPTER 62

  1. Who are the watchmen of God?
  2. How long will the watchmen watch?
  3. What is the banner that is lifted up for the people?

CHAPTER 63

  1. a. What does Edom and Bozrah represent? b. Who is it referring to?
  2. What did Isaiah declare about God?
  3. What did God remember about the days of Moses?
  4. What do the people feel they have become?

CHAPTER 64

  1. Who does God help and come?
  2. Why was Israel's righteousness like filthy rags?

CHAPTER 65

  1. a. Who is the nation that did not seek God but was found by Him? b. Who is the nation that rebelled against God?
  2. What will be the length of our lives in the New Jerusalem?
  3. What will happen with the wolf and lion? 

CHAPTER 66

  1. Who does God look upon to help?
  2. What were the people doing though they brought sacrifices and offerings?
  3. Who is the male child delivered by Jerusalem?
  4. What grew rapidly as a nation born at once?
  5. What would God do with some of the Gentiles?