1. As the chapter opens, who is the prophecy addressing? (vs. 1-2)

2. What does the text say that God has done to them? (vs. 2)

3. Their mountains are melted with what? (vs. 3)

4. Upon whom will God’s sword come down? (vs. 5)

5. Where does God have sacrifice and slaughter? (vs. 6)

6. The land will be drunken with what? (vs. 7)

7. On who’s behalf is God taking vengeance? (vs. 8)

8. The streams of Edom will be turned to what, the land will burn with what? (vs. 9)

9. How long will the judgment against Edom last? (vs. 10)

10. What will dwell in the cities of Edom? (vs. 11-15)

11. When the nobles and princes are called, who answers? (vs. 12)

12. Where could the people find confirmation of all this? (vs. 16)

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13. When God judges the nations and Edom, what will happen to the desert? (vs. 1)

14. Why will the desert rejoice with joy and singing? (vs. 2)

15. What serves to encourage the weak and fearful? (vs. 3-4)

16. In what terms does Isaiah describe the deliverance of God? (vs. 5-6)

17. What will be where the jackals did lay? (vs. 7)

18. What is the highway called? (vs. 8)

19. Who is it for? (vs. 8)

20. Who may not travel on it? (vs. 8)

21. Who will not err therein, and what does this mean? (vs. 8)

22. Instead of the wild beasts, who would we find there? (vs. 9)

23. Who returns and comes singing unto Zion? (vs. 10)

Isa. 34:4 è 2 Pet. 3:10 Judgment language

Isa. 35:3 è Heb. 12:12-13 Encouragement of the weak, comfort to the hopeless.

Isa. 35:5 è Matt. 11:5 Evidence of the kingdom

Isa. 35:6 è John 7:38 Rivers of living water

Isa. 35:8 The highway è Isa. 11:16, 19:23, 40:3, 49:11, 62:10-12