In preparation for Friday night's study (November 17), read Isaiah 5 & 6, and consider the following questions:
1. Why was Israel under condemnation (see Is. 5 and 6:10).
2. Why would God call a preacher to preach for the purpose of making people’s hearts “dull”, “ears heavy”, eyes “blind (see Is. 6:10)?
3. Based on the entire chapter (Is. 6), why would Isaiah still want to preach for these sad results?
4. How does Isaiah’s ministry compare with yours?
~Have you encountered the Lord in His holiness?
~Do you have a heart to serve, leaving the results up to God?
~Do you preach/ share Christ with the remnant in mind?
~Do you disciple people understanding that God might have rejection planned for you?
~Have you ever thought that God’s plan is best no matter the results?
~How does a passage like Dt. 29:29 help?
5. When considering 2 Cor. 2:14-17 do you see how Paul’s ministry parallels Isaiah’s?
2. Why would God call a preacher to preach for the purpose of making people’s hearts “dull”, “ears heavy”, eyes “blind (see Is. 6:10)?
3. Based on the entire chapter (Is. 6), why would Isaiah still want to preach for these sad results?
4. How does Isaiah’s ministry compare with yours?
~Have you encountered the Lord in His holiness?
~Do you have a heart to serve, leaving the results up to God?
~Do you preach/ share Christ with the remnant in mind?
~Do you disciple people understanding that God might have rejection planned for you?
~Have you ever thought that God’s plan is best no matter the results?
~How does a passage like Dt. 29:29 help?
5. When considering 2 Cor. 2:14-17 do you see how Paul’s ministry parallels Isaiah’s?
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