40. Isaiah offers comfort to those in exile

Map showing the Fall of Israel & Judah
This section starts with
an explanation about
'Deutero-Isaiah'

An eagle in flight
The author offers
words of comfort
after the fall of Jerusalem

Nahal Kana - a stream in the hills
The LORD promises to
make rivers flow
in the dry hills of Judaea

Church of All Nations, Jerusalem
"I am the beginning
and the end
- the only God"

Statue of Cyrus the Great
God chooses Cyrus,
King of Persia,
to save his people

City walls of Jerusalem
The LORD promises
the return of the
exiles to Jerusalem

The cross
The author describes
the character of
God's suffering servant

Nahal Arugot - a stream in the Judaean Desert
The Book of Isaiah
offers comfort to
those in exile

Mount Zion from the Mount of Olives
Those returning to
Jerusalem are encouraged
to follow the LORD

Crab Nebula -NASA photo
The LORD promises
to create a new heaven
and a new earth

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Flea market in Old City of Jerusalem
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