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Lesson 35: The Suffering Servant & Restoration (Isaiah 47-66)

Lesson 35 from The Divided Kingdom & The Prophets by Rhodes Davis.

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Lesson Overview

Scripture Text: Isaiah 47 – 66
Estimated Date: 750 – 642 B.C.

Synopsis: In the final section of Isaiah, we read the continuing rebuke of Israel’s sin and the pleas by God for their repentance. In this section we also have the story of the ultimate removal of sin by the suffering Servant. This detailed Messianic prophecy is one of the most well known. It was in Isaiah 53 that the Ethiopian eunuch was reading on the road to Gaza.

Questions for Discussion & Study

  1. According to Isaiah 48, why did God punish Israel?

  2. What is addressed in Isaiah 53? What is the fulfillment of verse 9?

  3. How is the Servant’s physical appearance described? What things did this suffering Servant do for us according to the passage?

  4. Explain Isaiah 55:1-

    • 9. Can we make an application of this today?

  5. Read Isaiah

    • 59. Make a comparison between Israel and its sin and us and our sin today.