1. How does Isaiah describe God’s servant, and what will he do? (vs. 1)

2. What does God put on his servant? (vs. 1)

3. What will he accomplish before he fails? (vs. 4)

4. What is attributed to God? (vs. 5)

5. God gives his servant as what to the people and as what to the Gentiles? (vs. 6)

6. What does God say his name is? (vs. 7)

7. Who will he not share his glory with? (vs. 7)

8. What has God done, and what will he do again? (vs. 8)

9. What are the inhabitants of Judah called to do? (vs. 10-12)

10. What has God promised to do? (vs. 13)

11. How does Isaiah describe the change in what God will do? (vs. 14)

12. How is the destruction of the enemy described? (vs. 15)

13. What will God do for the blind? (vs. 16)

14. Who will be turned back and put utterly to shame? (vs. 17)

15. Who is deaf and blind? (vs. 18-20) In what way?

16. What had God done with his law, and why? (vs. 21)

17. How did the deaf and blind servant behave toward the people? (vs. 22)

18. Who recompensed their evil? (vs. 23-24)

19. Had they learned anything? (vs. 25)

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20. Who does God redeem? (vs. 1)

21. Who is given in the stead of Israel as a ransom? (vs. 3)

22. Why should Israel not fear? (vs. 5-7)

23. For what purpose are all the nations to be assembled? (vs. 8-9)

24. What qualifies Israel to be witnesses for God? (vs.10-12)

25. Who can stop what God has determined to do? (vs. 13)

Isa. 42:1 behold by servantè 49:3-6; 52:13ff; Matt. 12:15-21 contrast 41:8; 43:10

chosen… my soul delighteth è 1 Pet. 2:4-6; Matt. 3:17; 17:5

My spirit upon himè 11:2; Matt. 3:16; Isa. 61:1; Luke 4:18-21