Isaiah
Judgment and comfort — the prophet of the holy One and the suffering servant.
About Isaiah
Isaiah spans warnings to Judah and the nations, the vision of God in the temple, and long passages of consolation for a people facing exile. Its later chapters contain the servant songs, including the fourth, which describes one wounded for the transgressions of others — the passage the New Testament returns to most often. Few books hold judgment and comfort together so closely.
- Holiness
- Judgment
- Comfort
- The servant
Key verses in Isaiah
All 66 chapters of Isaiah
Verses to memorize from Isaiah
- Isaiah 26:3 — God keeps in complete peace the person whose mind stays fixed on him, because that person trusts him.
- Isaiah 40:31 — Those who wait on the Lord find their strength renewed — they rise like eagles and keep going without wearing out.
- Isaiah 41:10 — God tells his people not to fear, because he is with them as their God — he promises to strengthen them, help them, and hold them up.
- Isaiah 53:5 — The servant suffers wounds and punishment that belonged to us, and through what he endured we receive peace and healing.
Topics drawn from Isaiah
Guides that explore Isaiah
- The Power of God's Word: What the Bible Says About Itself
- Bible Verses for Anxiety and Fear: Memorize These for Peace
- Bible Verses About the Power of God's Word
- Bible Verses to Memorize for Advent and Christmas
- Bible Verses to Memorize for a New Year and Fresh Start
- Bible Verses to Memorize for Lent and Easter
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