Isaiah Chapter 48 Summary
The dullness of Israel. Restoration under the Servant of Jehovah. Israel reminded of the promises.
Discussion Questions for Isaiah, Chapter 48
- What is God saying about His people in the first eleven verses? What do we learn about God from our sin?
- What are the consequences of Israel's idols? What are the consequences when we worship modern-day idols?
- What is God asking of Israel in the chapter?
- How can we learn from Israel in this chapter?
- What does it mean that "There is no peace for the wicked" (NASB)?
- What does this passage say about the Lord's patience? How do you see the Lord's patience in your own life?
- What do we learn about Israel's disobedience in this chapter? How does Israel's disobedience apply to us?
- Why does God want Israel to flee from Babylon and the Chaldeans?
- Why did God allow Israel to go through the trials by the Chaldeans?
- What does this passage teach about the promises of God?
Key Words/Phrase
Anger deferred, v. 9
Characters
God, Christ, Holy Spirit.
Strong Verse(s)
12, 17, 22
