Rooted and Grounded

Read Isaiah Chapter 29

1. What in verse one tells us the identity of the city?
2. What judgment does God say will be visited on the city by Him in verses 3- 6?
3. What will happen to the foes of Ariel according to Isaiah 29:7-8?
4. What does God say has happened to the people of God in Isaiah 29:9-10? Isaiah 29:11? Isaiah 29:12?
5. What accusation does God make against the people in Isaiah 29:13?
6. What do the following verses teach?
   □ Psalm 78:36-37 □ Isaiah 6:9 □ Jeremiah 5:21 □ Ezekiel 33:31 □ Matthew 13:14 □ Matthew 15:5-9 (Mark 7:6-7) □ John 12:40 □ Acts 28:23-26 □ Romans 11:8
7. After reviewing the verses above, have you observed this type of attitude in society today? In the church? Explain.
8. What does God say will happen as a result in Isaiah 29:14?
9. The next woe begins in Isaiah 29:15. Against whom is the woe spoken?
10. What do the following verses teach?
    □ Psalm 10:4-11 □ Psalm 94:3-10 □ Ezekiel 8:12
11. What is Isaiah’s point in Isaiah 16?
12. What do you learn from the following verses?
    □ Psalm 100:3 □ Isaiah 45:9 □ Jeremiah 18:1-6 □ Romans 9:19-21
13. What things are foretold in Isaiah 29:17-19?
14. What reasons are given in Isaiah 29:20-21?
15. What prophecy is made in Isaiah 29:22-24?
16. What application can you make to your own life from Isaiah chapter 29?