For Saturday Isaiah 34
For Sunday Isaiah 35

Comment on Isa 32: No matter how His people act, God remains faithful to them.

Question on Isa 31: Who are just men and not God?

Comment on Isa 31: Do you turn to "things" for your help? "Things" are only
temporary - God is the only one who can provide help that will last.

Question on Isa 30: At the voice of the Lord what nation shall be beaten down?

Comment on Isa 30: The Lord promises to lead and to guide His people. He never fails in His promises!!

Question on Isa 29: Ariel is the name for what city?

Comment on Isa 29: God disciplines us only to bring us to a better state than we
were in before.

Question on Isa 28: Where was the cornerstone laid?

Comment on Isa 28: Do you consider the Lord your greatest treasure? The
greatest joy of your life? He is and want to be our greatest treasure and joy.
Won't you let Him?

For Saturday Isaiah 27
For Sunday Isaiah 28

Question on Isa 25: The Lord will eventually swallow up what forever?

Comment on Isa 25: Praise the Lord often regardless of your circumstances.

Question on Isa 24: What have the people on the earth broken?

Comment on Isa 24: Sin not only destroys us spiritually it plays havoc with the
earth (read Romans 8:22).

Question on Isa 23: What city will be dealt with by the Lord after 70 years?

Comment on Isa 23: A well-protected geographical location combined with economic success and power cannot protect a people from God's judgment day.

Question on Isa 22: God removed His protection from what city?

Comment on Isa 22: When God gives us an open door of ministry or beckons us to walk through it, we are to do so without fear.

Question on Isa 21: The chariot horsemen announced what city had fallen?

Comment on Isa 20: God will take extraordinary measures to get our attention
when we have walked from Him and stand in danger of severe discipline. Is He
trying to get your attention right now?

For Saturday Isaiah 20
For Sunday Isaiah 21

Comment on Isa 18: The most feared world power will eventually pay tribute to
the true God of the universe.

Question on Isa 16: How many years will the glory of Moab last?

Comment on Isa 16: Notice the fulfillment of verse 5 was not fulfilled in
Isaiah's day but will be in Jesus when He returns to establish His kingdom.

Comment on Isa 15: Here we see a proclamation against Moab because they blocked Israel's way as she prepared to cross the Jordan River (Numbers 22:1-24:25) and enticed Israel into false worship (Num 25:1-5).

Question on Isa 14: Whose fall do we see in this chapter (hint - not a nation)?

Comment on Isa 14: Disobedience never makes sense, because God will always follow through in both His promises and warnings.

For Saturday Isaiah 13
For Sunday Isaiah 14

Question on Isa 11: What will the nursing child play with?

Comment on Isa 11: We look forward to the day when God will rule on earth as He does in heaven. The righteous will reign and evil will not be allowed to
oppress anyone.

Question on Isa 10: What country does God use to discipline Israel?

Comment on Isa 10: The dark moments of our lives will last only so long as is
necessary for God to accomplish His purpose in us.

Question on Isa 9: What 5 names are given to Jesus (the Messiah)?

Comment on Isa 9: God spent many years warning Israel to turn from its wicked
ways before He finally sent Assyrians to destroy the nation and carry off the
people into captivity. At times God uses adversity to get our attention.

Question on Isa 8: What country will invade the land of Israel?

Comment on Isa 8: The Bible is demeaned by man today. Why do they do that?
Because the Word of God proclaims the truth that man hates to hear about
himself.

Question on Isa 7: Who was Isaiah to go out to meet?

Comment on Isa 7: "Immanuel" means God with us" and functions more as a title
than a proper name. The angel told Mary to call her Son "Jesus," which means
"God saves." So Jesus is the God among us who saves.

For Saturday Isaiah 6
For Sunday Isaiah 7

Comment on Isa 4: Isaiah is the first prophet to call the coming Messiah by the
name "Branch." He sees a time when Jesus will reign in glory throughout the
entire world.