Old Testament · Major Prophets
Isaiah
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About this book
Isaiah announces God’s holiness, Israel’s sin, coming judgment, and the hope of comfort and redemption.
Its portraits of Immanuel, the Suffering Servant, and the new creation are central to the Bible’s redemptive themes.
Themes
- The holiness of God
- Judgment and repentance
- Comfort and redemption
- The Servant and new creation
Key verses
Outline
- 1–39 Judgment and the holy God
- 40–55 Comfort and the Servant
- 56–66 Restoration and new creation hope
FAQ
- Why is Isaiah important?
- Isaiah connects God’s holiness, human sin, judgment, and redemption; its comfort songs and Servant poems are vital for understanding New Testament hope.
- How many chapters are in Isaiah?
- Isaiah has 66 chapters.