1. For whose sake will Isaiah not rest or hold his peace? (vs. 1)

2. Until when? (vs. 1)

3. What will the nations and all kings see? (vs. 2)

4. Who will give the people of God their new name? (vs. 2)

5. How will God regard his people when all this occurs? (vs. 3)

6. What are the descriptive terms used to describe Zion’s state in Isaiah’s day? (vs. 4)

7. What re the terms used to describe Zion’s future state? (vs. 4) (see 2 Kings 21:10)

8. What do these new terms mean? (vs. 4) What does this change in terms signify?

9. To what is the relationship between God and Zion compared? (vs. 5)

10. What has God set on the walls of Jerusalem? (vs. 6)

11. What are they never to do? (vs. 6)

12. Those who cry out to God must do so until when? (vs. 6-7)

13. What has God sworn that he will no longer do? (vs. 8-9)

14. What is to be done for the people, and what purpose does it serve? (vs. 10)

15. What is the prophet to proclaim to the people? (vs. 11)

16. What shall the people of God be called? (vs. 12)

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17. What is the question of verse 1 and the answer given? (vs. 1)

18. What is the question of the next verse? (vs. 2) The answer, and who gives it? (vs. 3)

19. What was the motivation of the one speaking? (vs. 3-4)

20. Why does God take matters into his own hands? (vs. 4-5)

21. What will Isaiah not fail to mention? (vs. 7)

22. In what did God redeem his people? (vs. 9).

23. What moved God to fight against them? (vs. 10)

24. What moved him to turn to them again? (vs. 11-14)

25. To what does Isaiah appeal to justify God’s mercy? (vs. 16)

26. What had Israel become like? (vs. 19)

Isa. 62:2 è The new name Acts 11:26

Isa. 62:11 è Behold thy salvation cometh Matt. 21:1-5