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References for Isa 42:19 —  1   2   3   4   5 

Simplified Overview of Isaiah

 
Isaiah 1-39
Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 56-66
 
Isaiah 1-39
Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 56-66
Date and Setting
The eighth century b.c. (700s); the Assyrian threat
Prophecies for the sixth century b.c. (500s); the Babylonian exile
Prophecies about all times and occasions until the end
 
Isaiah 1-39
Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 56-66
Audience
God's rebellious people craving worldly security
God's defeated people under worldly domination
All who hold fast to God's covenant
 
Isaiah 1-39
Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 56-66
Actions
God purifies a remnant of his apostate people through judgment
God encourages his discouraged people in exile
God prepares all of his true people for his promised salvation
 
Isaiah 1-39
Isaiah 40-55
Isaiah 56-66
Message
"In returning and rest you shall be saved;... But you were unwilling" (30:15)
"the glory of the Lord shall be revealed" (40:5)
"Keep justice, and do righteousness" (56:1)
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