In Isaiah 44:6, the Lord says, "I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no _______."
What is God?
In Isaiah 44:15–16, a man cuts down a tree to make a fire to warm himself and bake bread, and then uses the leftover wood to make what?
What is an idol (or a god / graven image)?
According to Isaiah 44:24, who helped the Lord when He created all things, stretched out the heavens, and spread out the earth?
Who is no one (He did it alone / by Himself)?
In Isaiah 45:1, what king did the Lord call by name to conquer nations and free the captives long before he was born?
Who is Cyrus?
In Isaiah 47:1, what proud empire and "daughter" is told to come down and sit in the dust?
What is Babylon?
According to Isaiah 45:5, how many other Gods exist beside the Lord?
What is none (zero)?
In Isaiah 45:20, the Lord explains that idols made out of wood have no power because they pray to a god that cannot do what?
What is deliver (or save)?
In Isaiah 44:22, what does the Lord say He blotted out "as a thick cloud"?
What are transgressions (or sins)?
According to Isaiah 45:13, what major city would Cyrus rebuild for the Lord's people?
What is Jerusalem?
According to Isaiah 47:4, who is the Redeemer of Israel and the Lord of hosts?
Who is the Holy One of Israel?
In Isaiah 45:22, what simple invitation does the Lord give to the ends of the earth to be saved? ("______ unto me, and be ye saved")
What is “look”?
In Isaiah 44:18, why are idol makers unable to understand the foolishness of their idols? ("For he hath shut their ________, that they cannot see.")
What are eyes (or hearts)?
In Isaiah 44:3, what does the Lord promise to pour out upon thirsty ground and upon their offspring?
What is water and His Spirit (or blessing)?
In Isaiah 45:13, did King Cyrus let the Jewish captives go free for money/bribes, or without price and reward?
What is not for price nor reward (for free)?
In Isaiah 47:8, what did Babylon boast in her heart, saying "I am, and none else beside me; I shall not sit as a _______"?
What is a widow?
According to Isaiah 45:23, what two physical actions will every person eventually do before God?
What are bow the knee and swear with the tongue?
Question: In Isaiah 46:1, what two Babylonian false gods "bow down" and become heavy burdens loaded onto tired beasts?
What are Bel and Nebo?
According to Isaiah 45:9, what everyday object from a potter is foolish if it talks back and questions the person shaping it?
What is clay (or a potsherd / pot)?
In Isaiah 45:2, what metal gates and bars did the Lord promise to shatter and break before Cyrus?
What are brass and iron?
In Isaiah 47:10, what two things did Babylon trust in that ultimately perverted and deceived her? ("Thy ________ and thy ________, it hath perverted thee.")
What are wisdom and knowledge?
In Isaiah 46:9, the Lord tells His people to remember the former things of old and declares: "I am God, and there is none _______ me."
What is “like”?
In Isaiah 46:7, Isaiah points out that if you set an idol down in its place, it cannot move or answer when a person cries, nor can it save him from what?
What is trouble?
While false idols must be carried by tired animals, who promises in Isaiah 46:4 to carry and deliver His people even into their old age?
Who is the Lord (Heavenly Father / Jesus Christ)?
In Isaiah 45:4–5, why did the Lord gird and help Cyrus, even though Cyrus had not yet known Him?
What is for Jacob/Israel’s sake (to help His chosen people)?
In Isaiah 47:12–13, who did Babylon try to rely on that could not save them from destruction (such as sorcerers, enchanters, and people who look at the stars)?
Who are astrologers / stargazers / monthly prognosticators?