Test Your Knowledge of Isaiah

Study Notes

Overview of the Book of Isaiah

The book of Isaiah was written by the Prophet Isaiah between 739 and 681 B.C.
Isaiah primarily prophesied to the Kingdom of Judah during times of revival and rebellion.
The book reveals God's judgment and salvation, emphasizing that He is a holy God who cannot let sin go unpunished but is also merciful and compassionate.
Israel, both Judah and Israel, is blind and deaf to God's commands, and Judah is compared to a vineyard that will be trampled on.
The book of Isaiah focuses on the salvation that will come through the Messiah, who will rule with justice and righteousness and bring peace and safety to Israel.
The Messiah's kingdom on earth is the goal toward which all of the book of Isaiah points.
In a seeming paradox, the book of Isaiah presents the Messiah as one who will suffer for sin.
Chapter 53 of Isaiah describes the coming Messiah and the suffering He would endure to pay for our sins.
God orchestrated every detail of the crucifixion to fulfill every prophecy of this chapter and all other messianic prophecies of the Old Testament.
Jesus was the suffering servant of Isaiah chapter 53 in His first advent and will be the conquering and ruling King, the Prince of Peace, in His second advent.
The book of Isaiah presents Jesus Christ as the only way to heaven, the only means of obtaining the grace of God, and the only Way, Truth, and Life.
Isaiah challenges readers to turn from wickedness and turn to God for forgiveness and healing.

Description

How well do you know the book of Isaiah? Test your knowledge with this quiz that covers the key themes and prophecies of this prophetic book. From the judgment and salvation of God to the coming of the Messiah, this quiz will challenge you to recall important details and teachings from the book of Isaiah. Whether you are a Bible scholar or a casual reader, this quiz is a great way to deepen your understanding of this significant book of the Old Testament.