The Book Of Isaiah - Executable Outlines

Mark A. Copelanda. His feelings and fears while ill - 38:9-14b. His praise for God’s goodness to him - 38:15-203. Isaiah’s cure - 38:21-22B. THE ENVOYS FROM BABYLON...1. Envoys from Babylon and the treasures of Hezekiah’s house - 39:1-2a. The king of Babylon sends letters and a gift to Hezekiah, having heard he had been sickand recovered - 39:1b. Hezekiah shows the envoys the treasures of his house - 39:22. The prophecy of Isaiah regarding future exile to Babylon - 39:3-8a. Isaiah cross-examines Hezekiah concerning envoys’ visit - 39:3-4b. Isaiah foretells the Babylonian captivity and exile - 39:5-7c. Hezekiah grateful that at least there will be peace in his days - 39:8REVIEW QUESTIONS FOR THIS SECTION1) What is suggested as the theme of Isaiah chapters 36-39?2) What are the two main divisions of this section?3) What king came to the fortified cities of Judah and took them? (36:1)4) Who did this king send to Jerusalem with a great army? (36:2)5) What two entities did this emissary of Assyria warn Jerusalem not to trust? (36:6-7)6) What did he call upon Jerusalem to do? (36:8)7) Who did he claim had sent him to destroy the land? (36:10)8) What did he warn them not to heed? (36:14-15)9) What did the king of Assyria promise if they made peace? (36:16-17)10) What blasphemy did the emissary utter as he concluded his message? (36:20)The Book Of Isaiah 44