1. When was the prophecy of this chapter given? (vs. 1)

2. What did God tell Isaiah to do? (vs. 2) For how long? (vs. 3)

3. Upon whom was the oracle pronounced and what was predicted? (vs. 3-4)

4. Was this outcome expected? (vs. 5-6).

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5. Upon whom is the oracle of verses 1-10? (vs. 1, 9)

6. Who is to be the instrument of God’s judgment? (vs. 2)

7. Are these people prepared for God’s judgment? (vs. 5)

8. What is destroyed with this nation? (vs. 9)

9. Upon whom is the oracle of verses 11-12? (vs. 11-12)

10. Who is given to announce the judgment of God? (vs. 12)

11. Upon whom is the oracle of verses 13-17? (vs. 13)

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12. Upon whom is the oracle of this chapter? (vs. 8)

13. What is the mood in Jerusalem as it is described? (vs. 1-2) Was it justified? (vs. 3-4)

14. Where does the confusion and discomfort come from? (vs. 5)

15. What did the people of Jerusalem find in their walls and what did they do? (vs. 9-10)

16. What did they make between the walls? (vs. 11)

17. Who did they not regard for help? (vs. 11)

18. When called upon to repent what did they do and say? (vs. 12-13)

19. Who was the treasurer and how did God regard him? (vs. 15-19)

20. Who would take his place, and how would God regard him? (vs. 20-24)

21. What would eventually happen in spite of God’s positive action? (vs. 25)

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22. Upon whom is the oracle of this chapter? (vs. 1-2)

23. What was Tyre’s position in the world? (vs. 3)

24. How will Egypt react to the troubles of Tyre and Sidon? (vs. 6)

25. Who purposed this against Tyre? (vs. 9)

26. Who will God use in this judgment, and how long will it last? (vs. 13-15).

27. When God restores Tyre, it will be for the benefit of whom? (vs. 18)