1. Who is called to give heed to the prophecy? (vs. 1)

2. When was the one speaking called? (vs. 1)

3. How had God blessed the one speaking? (vs. 2)

4. Who is the speaker, and what was his relation to God? (vs. 3)

5. What was God’s desire, and was it satisfied? (vs. 4)

6. This one formed from the womb to be God’s servant, what was his mission? (vs. 5)

7. What was his relation to God? (vs. 5)

8. What did God add to his servant’s mission and why? (vs. 6)

9. How does man view the servant, and how does this contrast with the outcome? (vs. 7)

10. When did God help and answer his servant? (vs. 8)

11. For what would he give his servant to the people, and what will he do for them? (vs. 8)

12. To what does God compare his people and his care for them? (vs. 9-10; Psa. 23)

13. Why do the heavens and earth rejoice? (vs. 11-13)

14. What was the fear of Zion, and what was God’s answer? (vs. 14-15).

15. What has God done to ensure that he will not forget Zion? (vs. 16)

16. Who goes forth from Zion? (vs. 17)

17. Who gathers round them and how are they described? (vs. 18)

18. In the day of deliverance, how is the land described? (vs. 19-20)

19. When God lifts up his ensign to the nations, what do they bring? (vs. 22)

20. How will the people know finally that God is? (vs. 23)

21. Who will perform the terrible task of delivering the people? (vs. 24-25)

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22. What 2 figures are used to describe God’s chastisement? (vs. 1)

23. For what just cause were the people chastised? (vs. 1)

24. What reaction met God when the chastisement ended? (vs. 2)

25. How does God answer their doubt? (vs. 2-3)

Isa. 49:6 light to the Gentiles è Acts 13:46-47

Isa. 49:7 whom man despiseth è Psa. 22:6-8; 69:7-9; Isa. 53:3; Acts 8:30-35