The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-25
Bible, Study
BY MRS. c. F. MENNINCER
Published every Saturday evening In
Topeka State Journal
LESSONXIII.
Isaiah, chapters 1-f2.

Judah and Jerusalem.
He that allows himself everything
that is permitted, is very near that
| which is forbidden"
Key verse-1-1S.
Chapter names and verses to be
marked in your Bibles.
Chapter 1 Arrangement, verse IS.
Chapter H. Mount of the Lord,
verse 8.
! Chapter III. Daughter of Zion,
verse e.
Chapter " Pillar of Cloud. verse 5.
Chapter v. Vineyard, verse 4.
Chapter vi. Vision, verse 8.
Chapter VII. Virgin, verse IA.
Chapter VIII. Emmanuel, verse 8.
Chapter TX. Peace, verse 6.
Chapter x. Assyria, verse 5.
Chapter XII. Jesse, verse 1.
Chapter XII. Salvation. verse 2.
DIVISION I-Chapter 1.
Ewald says this chapter suggests a
real trial in which we have all the
actors in a judicial case.
l. The plaintiff?
2. The assessors?
3. The defendants?
4. The charge? Outline in detail
5. The witness?
| 6. The evidence?
Z. The peoples plea in defense7
8. The conclusion? Verses 1913
! (Select nine verbs that sum up the
MESA ge.)
8. On what does happiness depend ?
| 10. What. are the conditions exist
| ing in Jerusalem?
| IL. What will be the final out
come for both city and people?
I DIVISION II-Chapters 2-5.
To Isaiah there comes three pictures
for Jerusalem. I. The ideal 2:1-5. q
4:2-G.
IL. What is the character of Isaiah's
first picture of Jerusalem?
10. Name some of the conditions ex-
listing in the real Jerusalem?
IA. Count the ornaments suggested
to show the extravaganza of the wo-
Is. What were the conditions in the
future jerusalem?
16. What means of attack does
Isaiah use in chapter five?
IT. Who is meant by the wine
yard" and what fruit was expected?
Is. What six charges concerning
her social evils are brought agains,
Judah?
10. What will be the result and con.
aequence of it all?
DIVISION III-Chapters 6-s.
20. When did Isaiah see his vision
| 81. In what manner did God ap-
pear to him?
| %. What characteristics of Gods
of the Seraphim?
%. How was Isaiah affected and
established?
| "a. What was his commission2
rs. Suggest what you think are the
most important words and phrases il
this call of Isaiahs.
&c. Make a good outline of the
chapter.
i 81. To whom was Isaiah first sent
and how we he received?
2S. What was his remarkable
prophecy to Ahaz?
20. BY what two-fold sign did h.
declare destruction to Judah?
80. From whence was the destroyer
to come?
81. What is his only counsel, and
why?
DIVISION Iv-Chapters 9-12.
80. What seven reasons for beinf
Joyful are given in chapter nine?
80. What verses suggest Gods dis
pleasure toward his people?
"a. What did God call Assyria?
IS. How seriously did Assyria take
| a conquest of jerusalem
SO. What did God promise to dc
with Assyria? Judah?
81. Outline the seven-fold spirit Of
the branch that was to descend from
Jesse
IS. Make one statement for chapter
XII.
| Notes.
Some facts worth seeing in the bool
| o; Isaiah:
The events in 1-c9 occurred before
| the Captivity; 4066, after the Cap
| tivity.
The name, Isaiah occurs twenty
times in the New Testament, ten time:
| in Isaiah 1-39, and twenty times IN
quotation in Isaiah 4o-66. Christ him
self used the name
The four kings mentioned inN1
had especially to do with the Temple
Uzziah <s6rned incense; lothian en-
tered it not; Ahaz shut it up: Hezekiaf
| opened IT.
1-3s are chapters on judgment. Their.
are thirty-nine books in the OH
Testament-a book of Judgment
1906. twenty-seven chapters are &
message Of comfort. The twenty.
| seven books of the New Testament arr
books of comfort Sixty-six chapters
| sixty-six books; Isaiah is miniature
Bible.
In the Old Testament che lamb wa
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