1. Upon whom is this woe pronounced? (vs. 1)

2. Who should the people trust in? (vs. 1)

3. In what way are the Egyptians contrasted with God? (vs.3)

4. To what is God’s protection of Jerusalem compared? (vs. 4-5).

5. What will the Assyrian fall by? (vs. 8)

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6. What will soon characterize the rulers in Judah? (vs. 1)

7. What are the predicted conditions in Judah? (vs. 2-4)

8. Toward what goal does the fool work? (vs. 5-7) The noble? (vs. 8)

9. Who is addressed in verses 9-15?(vs. 9-15)

10. What is going to happen in just over a year? (vs. 10)

11. What are they to do? (vs. 11)

12. What is going to happen to their land and joyous city? (vs. 13-14)

13. Until when? (vs. 15; 29:17)

14. Then, what will abide in the land? (vs. 16)

15. Where shall the people dwell? (vs. 18)

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16. Against whom is the oracle of this chapter? (vs. 1)

17. What will happen to him and when? (vs. 1)

18. Upon whom does the prophet implore the people to rely? (vs. 2)

19. What is the treasure of Jerusalem? (vs. 6)

20. What had Assyria done to bring upon itself such judgment? (vs. 8)

21. What are the judgments of God compared to? (vs. 11-12, 14)

22. Who will survive these judgments? (vs. 15)

23. When God is finished, what will his people see? (vs. 17) Not see? (vs. 18-19)

24. How is redeemed Jerusalem described? (vs 20)

25. Who is the lawgiver and judge? (vs. 22)

26. What wonderful blessing belongs to those who dwell in Jerusalem? (vs. 24)