1. What will God’s servant do, and how will God reward him? (vs. 13)

2. How do so many react, and what is the cause? (vs. 14)

3. What will the servant do to many nations? (vs. 15)

4. How will the kings react and why? (vs. 15)

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5. Do people readily accept the story told by the prophets? (vs. 1).

6. How does Isaiah describe the beginning of the servant’s work? (vs. 2)

7. What does he say in this verse about the appearance of God’s servant? (vs. 2)

8. How did men react to the servant of God? (vs. 3)

9. What is the descriptive phrase concerning the servant in this verse? (vs. 3)

10. In verses 4-6 what phrases are used to describe the work of the servant? (vs. 4-6)

11. He was smitten of whom? (vs. 4)

12. For whose sins and iniquities was the servant punished? (vs. 5)

13. What did that punishment bring upon us (vs. 5)

14. What made such an arrangement necessary? (vs. 6)

15. How did the servant behave when abused? (vs. 7)

16. Why was he taken from the land of the living? (vs. 8)

17. With whom did the servant of God die? (vs. 9)

18. Whose idea was his bruising? (vs. 10)

19. When was the pleasure of Jehovah accomplished? (vs. 10)

20. When is the servant satisfied? (vs. 11)

21. What does he accomplish in the bearing of our iniquities? (vs. 11)

22. Why is the servant exalted? (vs. 12)