Question on Isa 63: What color is our Lord's apparel.

Comment on Isa 63: God understands what we are going through. He feels what we feel and none of our pain escapes His attention. He does not merely feel but He acts to save us and rescue us.

For Saturday Isaiah 62
For Sunday Isaiah 63

Comment on Isa 60: Our future home in New Jerusalem (heaven) will no longer have need for the sun or moon to shine - the glory of God will illuminate it.

Question on Isa 59: What separates us from God?

Comment on Isa 59: God does not hear our prayers when we refuse to confess our sins.

Question on Isa 58: Our voices are too be lifted up on what musical instrument?

Comment on Isa 58: Fasting is much more than just saying "I'm not going to eat
lunch on Wednesday's." It is sincere prayer for God's work to be done in a
certain area. It involves seeking forgiveness for sin, humility in the presence
of God and much more. Take time to do a study on fasting and incorporate in
your life a new aspect of your walk with the Lord.

Question on Isa 57: There is not what for the wicked?

Comment on Isa 57: God longs for a personal intimate relationship with us. Time
spent in communication with Him through prayer is the best way to grow close to
Him. Make this a daily habit!

Comment on Isa 56: God is serious about prayer and about His people gathering to pray in His house. If you aren't part of a prayer group - get involved in one.

For Saturday Isaiah 55
For Sunday Isaiah 56

Question on Isa 53: What animal are people compared to not only here but in many parts of Scripture?

Comment on Isa 53: On the cross Jesus willingly became our substitute.

Comment on Isa 52: Jesus went through agony for each of us. He suffered not because He desired it but because of our sins. He willingly died for us, that we might live.

Comment on Isa 51: God does not leave us comfortless. He always comes with
words of hope and mercy.

Question on Isa 50: Who are we to "trust in" and "rely upon?"

Comment on Isa 50: Dark times come upon all of us, that's part of a fallen
world. But we don't have to grope blindly - His hand is there for us to take
and He'll lead us through.

Question on Isa 49: Where is our reward?

Comment on Isa 49: God loves us much more than any mother can love her own
children. Everything He does in our lives, He does out of love.

For Saturday Isaiah 48
For Sunday Isaiah 49

Comment on Isa 46: Remember we may grow old but God never does. He is as strong today as He was during the time of Abraham or Moses or Paul - He will sustain us as He did for them.

Question on Isa 44: Where does God form us?

Comment on Isa 44: Scripture consistently teaches that there is only one true
God. Let others know that!

Question on Isa 43: What 2 beasts of the field honor God?

Comment on Isa 43: God does not promise to keep us out of the wilderness, but if we belong to Him; He does promise to sustain us while we're there.

Question on Isa 42: Who gave Jacob for plunder & Israel to the robbers?

Comment on Isa 42: When God acts He does so in power, often suddenly and
explosively. Be ready!

Question on Isa 38: How many years did God add to King Hezekiah's life?

Comment on Isa 38: Adversity is a bridge to a deeper relationship with God.

Question on Isa 37: What did Hezekiah spread before the Lord?

Comment on Isa 37: Remember individual prayer is crucial, but corporate prayer
is also important.

Question on Isa 36: Who is the King of Assyria?

Comment on Isa 36: Those who do not know the Lord cannot understand what a real life of faith is all about.

Question on Isa 35: When the Lord returns what will flee away?

Comment on Isa 35: We look forward to a time when God's goodness and righteousness will bless every believer and do away with all evil, pain, and grief.