1. What was Damascus the capital of? (vs. 1-3)

2. What would the city of Damascus be reduced to? (vs. 1)

3. To whom does the prophet liken the glory of Syria’s remnant? (vs. 3)

4. And in that ________ it shall come to pass, that the __________ of ___________ shall

5. The leanness of the land will cause men to do what? (vs. 7)

6. Why had all this occurred in the land? (vs. 10)

7. What happens to the nation that rushes like the rushing of many waters? (vs. 13-14).

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8. Who does the prophet speak of in this chapter? (vs. 1)

9. What did Ethiopia send out, and to whom? (vs. 2)

10. What are all the inhabitants of the world called to do? (vs. 3)

11. What does God do in the meantime? (vs. 4-5)

12. What happens to the sprigs and spreading branches that God cuts off? (vs. 5-6)

13. Who brings a present to God? (vs. 7)

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14. Who is the oracle of this chapter against? (vs. 1)

15. Who is God going to stir up against Egypt? (vs. 2)

16. Who will God give the Egyptians over to? (vs. 4)

17. How does Isaiah characterize the waters of Egypt? What is the effect? (vs. 5-10)

18. What happened to the wisdom that was in Egypt? (vs. 11-15)

19. What is the cause of fear in Egypt? (vs. 16-17)

20. When will God send a savior to Egypt? (vs. 20)

21. What will Egypt do when God smites them? (vs. 22)

22. In that day, what will God make for Egypt, and what will they do? (vs. 23)

23. Who will be a third with Egypt and Assyria? (vs. 24)

24. How does God characterized each of these nations? (vs. 25)

Isa. 19:23 a highway è 11:26; 35:8; 49:11; 62:10-11 – Matt. 21:4-5

Egyptians worship with Assyrians è 27:13; 2:2-4; 66:20-24; 11:9-10; Heb. 12:22