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Isaiah

Saw the King, felt undone, and said send me.

The story

1. Woe is me Isaiah 6:1-5

   He sees the LORD high and lifted up and cries that he is a man of unclean lips.

2. Here I am Isaiah 6:6-8

   A burning coal touches his lips. His guilt is taken away, and he volunteers to go.

3. Ahaz will not ask Isaiah 7:1-14

   He tells King Ahaz to trust God. Ahaz refuses, and God gives the sign of Immanuel anyway.

4. Naked and barefoot Isaiah 20:1-6

   For three years he walks as a living warning not to trust Egypt.

5. Babylon foretold Isaiah 39:1-8

   Hezekiah shows his treasures to envoys. Isaiah says it will all be carried to Babylon.

6. Comfort my people Isaiah 40:1-11

   God gives him words of comfort for a people after judgment.

Key verses

“Here I am! Send me.” Isaiah 6:8 (ESV)

Read together: Isaiah 6:1-5 · Isaiah 6:6-8 · Isaiah 7:1-14 · Isaiah 20:1-6 · Isaiah 39:1-8 · Isaiah 40:1-11

Questions to sit with

1. When you see God more clearly, what do you see in yourself?
2. What hard message might God be asking you to carry without seeing results?

Scripture quotations are from the ESV® Bible, © 2001 by Crossway. Used by permission.