1. Who was the king of Assyria, and what year did he attack Judah? (vs. 1)

2. How successful was he? (vs. 2)

3. Who did the king of Assyria send and what did he bring with him? (vs. 2)

4. Who came out to meet them, and what were there offices? (vs. 3)

5. What was the question of Rabshakeh? (vs. 4-5)

6. What was his stated estimation of Egypt? (vs. 6)

7. What was his mistaken view of Jehovah, and what Hezekiah had done? (vs. 7)

8. What was the wager, or pledge, that Rabshakeh made? (vs. 8)

9. What lie did he tell about God? (vs. 10)

10. What did Hezekiah’s men ask Rabshakeh to do, and why? (vs. 11)

11. Was Rabshakeh crude in his answer? (vs. 12) What does that show?

12. What did he, rather than honor their request? (vs. 13)

13. Instead of trusting Hezekiah, what did he say they should do? (vs. 14-16)

14. What was the promised result? (vs. 16-17)

15. To whom did he compare Jehovah, and for what purpose? (vs. 18-19)

16. How did the people on the wall answer him, and whose idea was this? (vs. 21)

17. How did Hezekiah’s men react? (vs. 22)

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18. How did Hezekiah react, and what did he do about it? (vs. 1-2)

19. What figure did the men use to describe Judah’s despair? (vs. 3)

20. What did they ask Isaiah to do? (vs. 4)

21. What reason does Isaiah give that they should not be afraid? (vs. 5-7)

22. Where did Rabshakeh find the king of Assyria? Who was he about to fight? (vs. 8-9)

23. In what form did Sennacherib send his threatening message to Hezekiah? (vs. 10-14)

24. What did Hezekiah do with the letter? (vs. 14-15)

25. Hezekiah asks for deliverance on what basis? (vs. 20)

26. Who sent answer to Hezekiah’s prayer? (vs. 21)

27. What figure is used to describe Zion and Jerusalem? (vs. 22)

28. What had been the intent of Assyria, and by what means? (vs. 24-25)

29. To whom does Isaiah give credit for all of Assyria’s conquests? (vs. 26)

30. What will God do because of the raging of the Assyrian against him? (vs. 29)

31. What is the sign given by Isaiah that Judah will be delivered from Assyria? (vs. 30)

32. What is going to take root and bear fruit, and what does this mean? (vs. 31-32)

33. What will the king of Assyria not do? (vs. 33) What will he do? (vs. 34)

34. What happened to the Assyrians? (vs. 36)

35. What happened to Sennacherib? (vs. 37-38)

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36. What was Hezekiah’s condition, and what did God tell him to do? (vs. 1) Why?

37. What did Hezekiah do about it? (vs. 2-3)

38. Did God change his mind? (vs. 4-5)

39. How long did he give him? (vs. 5)

40. Was this before or after the Assyrians attacked? (vs. 6)

41. What sign was given to Hezekiah that this was so? (vs. 7-8)

42. Memorize the song of Hezekiah. (vs. 9-20) Just kidding. But read it and praise God.

43. What was the only named symptom of Hezekiah, and what cured it? (vs. 21-22)

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44. Who sent letters when Hezekiah recovered? (vs. 1)

45. How did Hezekiah receive the messengers and what did he show them? (vs. 2)

46. What question did Isaiah ask, and what was Hezekiah’s answer? (vs. 4)

47. What would happen to the riches of Judah because of Hezekiah’s actions? (vs. 6-7)

48. Why did Hezekiah consider this good news? (vs. 8)

49. What effect can our deeds today have on the future?