Rooted and Grounded

Read Isaiah Chapter 30

1. Against whom is the “woe” spoken in Isaiah 30:1-5?
2. What shall become of them?
3. Against whom is judgment spoken in Isaiah 30:6-11?
4. How is this group described?
5. What do verses 9 to 10 say about how they respond to God’s law?
6. What is the judgment spoken in Isaiah 30:12-14?
7. What promise does God say to them in Isaiah 30:15?
8. Compare Isaiah 30:15 to Jesus’ words in Matthew 23:37. What do you notice?
9. What promises do you find in Isaiah 30:18?
10. What do you learn from these verses about God’s justice?
    □ Psalm 89:14 □ Psalm 97:2
11. What promise do you find in Isaiah 30:19?
12. What do you learn of the LORD’s willingness to answer from these verses?
    □ Psalm 20:6 □ Psalm 118:5 □ Psalm 138:3 □ Jonah 2:2
13. What will be the result of the adversity the people of God suffer according to Isaiah 30:20-22?
14. What promises are given in Isaiah 30:23-26?
15. What judgment is described in Isaiah 30:27-33?