– The Judgment and Blessing of Israel	Isaiah 1 – 12
– Introduction	Isaiah 1
– The Results of the Day of the Lord	Isaiah 2 – 4
– The Song of the Beloved and His Vineyard	Isaiah 5
– Parenthesis	Isaiah 6:1 – 9:7
– The Two Attacks of the Assyrian	Isaiah 9:8 – 10:34
– The Millennium	Isaiah 11 – 12
– The Judgment and Blessing of the Gentiles	Isaiah 13 – 27
– Introduction	Isaiah 13 – 14:27
– The Consumption	Isaiah 14:28 – 20:6
– The Harvest Judgment	Isaiah 21 – 24
– The Restoration of Israel	Isaiah 25 – 26:19
– The Vintage (Winepress) Judgment	Isaiah 26:20 – 27:5
– The Millennium	Isaiah 27:6-13
– The Great Woes	Isaiah 28 – 35
– Introduction	Isaiah 28 – 29
– The Two Attacks of the Assyrian	Isaiah 30 – 34
– The Millennium	Isaiah 35
– Historical Interlude	Isaiah 36 – 39
– Sennacherib’s Army Destroyed	Isaiah 36 – 37
– Hezekiah’s Sickness Cured	Isaiah 38
– The Captivity of Babylon Foretold	Isaiah 39
– The Question of Israel’s Idolatry	Isaiah 40 – 48
– Introduction	Isaiah 40:1-11
– The Attributes of Jehovah	Isaiah 40:12 – 44:20
– Deliverance from Idolatry	Isaiah 44:21 – 48:22
– The Question of Israel’s Rejection of Their Messiah	Isaiah 49 – 57
– Israel’s Failure in Connection with Messiah & Their Setting Aside	Isaiah 49 – 50
– The Faithful Remnant Restored	Isaiah 51 – 53
– The Millennium	Isaiah 54 – 57
– The Kingdom Established	Isaiah 58 – 66
– A Call to Repentance	Isaiah 58 – 59:15
– The Deliverance of the Remnant and Restoration of Israel	Isaiah 59:16 – 62:12
– The Vintage (Winepress) Judgment	Isaiah 63:1-6
– Israel’s Full Repentance and Restoration	Isaiah 63:7 – 64:12
– Jehovah’s Explanation of His Dealings	Isaiah 65
– Summary of the Themes of Prophesy	Isaiah 66

 

Two Servants. The book of Isaiah traces out the history of Jehovah’s two servants. The first servant is Israel, a failing servant. The second servant is the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ. There are some times when it is hard to tell which servant is the subject in Isaiah.