Poetic and Prophetic Literature of the Old Testament
RELG 301
Study Topics and Assignments
Module 10 - Isaiah
Study Report 10 - due by 9am of the Monday following the Module
Download the .doc file for Study Report 10
Fill in and save each daily section as you study during the week.
NOTE on "Key Verses" - There are no "correct" or "incorrect" Key Verses.
The Key Verses are any verses from the daily Bible readings which particularly speak to you on that day. The Study Report will ask you not only to type the verses into your Report, but also to write them out by hand (not into the Report) while speaking them aloud. This will be a way for you to internalize some of the texts which you are studying, and have them in your memory for whenever there is a future need.
Submit the completed file to the relevant Assignment Box in Canvas by 9am the following Monday.
Scripture Readings
- Isaiah
- 2 Kings, chapters 14-21
- 2 Chronicles, chapters 26-32
Textbook Readings
- Commentary on 2 Kings, chapters 14-21, pages 298-303
- Sennacherib's Prism, page 301
- Commentary on 2 Chronicles, chapters 26-32, pages 323-324
- Hezekiah's conduit (usually called Hezekiah's water tunnel), page 325
- Isaiah, pages 417-438
- Understanding Isaiah, page 420
- The Assyrians, pages 412-433
Course Notes
- Timeline for the Divided Monarchy
- Map for the Divided Monarchy
- Notes on Isaiah
- The Life and Times of Isaiah
Optional Videos for the Module - The Study Report will tell you when to watch them.
- Isaiah 2:3, Come and let us go
- Isaiah 6:1-8, Holy is the Lord
- Isaiah 6:3, We see the Lord
- Isaiah 6:3, Isaiah saw the Lord
- Isaiah 6:3, Holy, Holy, Holy (Schubert Sanctus)
- Isaiah 7:14 & 40:9, Behold, A virgin shall conceive . . . O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion (Messiah)
- Isaiah 9:2, The people who walk in darkness
- Isaiah 9:2, The people who walked in darkness (Messiah)
- Isaiah 9:6, For unto us a Child is born
- Isaiah 12:3, We shall draw water joyfully
- Isaiah 12:3-4,6, Therefore with Joy shall ye draw water
- Isaiah 35:5-6 & 40:11, Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened . . . He shall feed His flock (Messiah) Vienna staging
- Isaiah 35:5-6 & 40:11, Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened . . . He shall feed His flock (Messiah)
- Isaiah 35:10 & 51:11, Therefore the Redeemed of the Lord
- Isaiah 40:1-4, Comfort ye . . . Ev'ry valley (Messiah)
- Isaiah 40:5, And the Glory of the Lord (Messiah)
- Isaiah 40:9, O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion (Messiah)
- Isaiah 40:1-11, A voice cries out
- Isaiah 40:11, Like a shepherd He feeds His flock
- Isaiah 40:11, He shall feed His flock like a shepherd
- Isaiah 40:11-16, He shall feed His flock like a shepherd (Messiah)
- Isaiah 40:31, They that wait upon the Lord
- Isaiah 40:31, They that wait upon the Lord
- Isaiah 42:8, I am the Lord
- Isaiah 43:1-3, Do not be afraid, I have redeemed you
- Isaiah 43:1-3, Fear not, for I have redeemed you
- Isaiah 43:1-13, O Israel, don't be afraid
- Isaiah 46:11-13, My Salvation will not wait
- Isaiah 49:15-16, I will never forget you, My people
- Isaiah 50:6, He gave his back to the smiters (Messiah)
- Isaiah 52:7, How beautiful are the feet
- Isaiah 53:3, A Man of Sorrows
- Isaiah 53:3, He was despised
- Isaiah 53:3, He was despised (Messiah)
- Isaiah 53:4-5, Surely, He hath born our griefs (Messiah)
- Isaiah 53:5, And with His stripes (Messiah)
- Isaiah 53:6, All we, like sheep (Messiah)
- Isaiah 55:1, Ho, everyone that thirsteth
- Isaiah 55:1, Ho, everyone that thirsteth
- Isaiah 55:12, You shall go out with joy
- Isaiah 60:1, Arise, shine, for thy light has come
- Isaiah 60:1, Arise, shine, for thy light has come
- Isaiah 60:1, Arise, shine, for thy light has come
- Isaiah 60:2-3, For behold, darkness shall cover the earth
- Isaiah 60:2-3, For behold, darkness shall cover the earth
Discussion Board - due by 9am, Friday of the Module
Thread
Which of the videos for this week was your favorite, and why? Things you should discuss are - how closely did it keep to the Scripture? How well did it express the Scripture? How did it make you feel? What can you tell us about the composer/artist/group?
Remember that Threads should be at least 300 words in length
Post Replies to at least two of your classmates' threads.
Post your Thread by 9am, Friday of the Module
Post replies to two of your classmates' threads by 9am of the Monday following the Module
Go
here for the rubrics for grading Discussion Boards
Study Report - due by 9am on the Monday following the Module
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