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Isaiah 58 – What kind of people don’t like having their sins rehearsed to them? Thoughtfully consider each part of God’s fast (See Isaiah 56:1-2)? Which are you used to doing?

Isaiah 59 – Why is the world in such a mess? What is the cause of separation from God? What is the effect on you personally? To our society? Who is on the scene to help? How does He win over sin?

Isaiah 60 – What must the nation do when the Redeemer arrives? What are the personal and societal changes in the presence of the Redeemer? How do you reconcile striving for a better society now and waiting for a revealed glorious society in the future?

Isaiah 61 – What is the assigned servant’s part in the covenant (See 59:21 with 52:13; 55:4-5)? How will it transform society? What inheritance will all the people of the Lord enjoy? What are the two metaphors used to illustrate righteousness?

Isaiah 62 – Why is the servant determined to keep speaking (See 62:1 with 59:21)? Why does the Lord delight in you? What emotions would speaking with this certainty (62:8-12) tend to arouse in an other-minded crowd?

Isaiah 63-64 – What is the servant resolved to do yet? In what ways has God been good to Israel? What are the desperate needs in your life? Do you think God will deliver?

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