Isaiah (KJV): Chapters and Summaries

Isaiah 1: God invites us to come and reason with Him. No stain of sin is too deep for His cleansing.
Isaiah 2: One day all nations will come to learn God's ways. Start walking in His light now.
Isaiah 3: Even in judgment, God says it will be well with the righteous. Their reward is sure.
Isaiah 4: The Branch points to the Messiah. After cleansing, God shelters His people with His presence.
Isaiah 5: Calling evil good and good evil is dangerous. Let God define right and wrong.
Isaiah 6: Seeing God's holiness humbles us, His forgiveness cleans us, and His call sends us. Say, 'Here am I.'
Isaiah 7: Immanuel means 'God with us.' Jesus fulfilled this sign (Matthew 1:23).
Isaiah 8: Fear God, not the things everyone else is afraid of.
Isaiah 9: Jesus is this promised Child, God with us, Prince of Peace. Bring every darkness to His light.
Isaiah 10: God uses even proud nations for His purposes. A faithful remnant always returns to Him.
Isaiah 11: Jesus, the Son of David, is full of the Spirit and brings a kingdom of peace.
Isaiah 12: Because God is your salvation, you can trust and not be afraid.
Isaiah 13: God humbles the arrogant. No empire is too strong for His justice.
Isaiah 14: Pride that tries to take God's place always falls. Humble yourself before Him.
Isaiah 15: Even in announcing judgment, the prophet's heart grieved. God takes no pleasure in anyone's ruin.
Isaiah 16: The throne established in mercy points to Jesus. Pride, not weakness, brought Moab down.
Isaiah 17: Hard times can turn our eyes back to our Maker. Don't forget the Rock of your strength.
Isaiah 18: God watches calmly over the nations and will one day receive worship from distant peoples.
Isaiah 19: God's plan includes even Israel's old enemies. His salvation is for all nations.
Isaiah 20: Trusting in human powers leads to disappointment. Put your hope in God.
Isaiah 21: In dark times, ask God's watchman what's coming. Morning will come for His people.
Isaiah 22: Jesus holds the key of David (Revelation 3:7). In crisis, look to Him, not just to your preparations.
Isaiah 23: God humbles human pride, even in commerce. In the end, all wealth belongs to Him.
Isaiah 24: Sin affects the whole earth. But the story ends with the Lord reigning in glory.
Isaiah 25: God will swallow up death forever and wipe away every tear (Revelation 21:4).
Isaiah 26: Keep your mind on God, and He will keep you in perfect peace.
Isaiah 27: God tends His people carefully, so that their fruit blesses the whole world.
Isaiah 28: Jesus is the precious cornerstone (1 Peter 2:6). Build your life on Him, not on false security.
Isaiah 29: Jesus quoted this verse (Matthew 15:8). God wants your heart, not just your words.
Isaiah 30: Strength comes from quiet trust in God, not frantic plans. He waits to be gracious to you.
Isaiah 31: Human help is limited; God's is not. Look to the Holy One first.
Isaiah 32: Righteousness produces peace. Pray for God's Spirit to be poured out.
Isaiah 33: The Lord is Judge, Lawgiver and King, and He will save us.
Isaiah 34: Check God's Word for yourself. Not one of His words will fail.
Isaiah 35: Jesus did these very miracles (Matthew 11:4-5). Say to fearful hearts: your God will come and save you.
Isaiah 36: The enemy's goal is to shake your trust in God. Don't argue with fear; take it to the Lord.
Isaiah 37: Spread your troubles before God in prayer. He acts for the glory of His name.
Isaiah 38: God puts forgiven sins behind His back. Thank Him for the life and mercy He gives.
Isaiah 39: Pride in what we have can open the door to loss. Think about the generations after you.
Isaiah 40: When you're weary, wait on the Lord. He gives strength to the faint.
Isaiah 41: God says, 'Fear not, I am with you.' He will strengthen and uphold you.
Isaiah 42: Matthew 12:18-21 says this is Jesus. He is gentle with the bruised and weak.
Isaiah 43: You belong to God, and He goes with you through every flood and fire.
Isaiah 44: God has blotted out your sins like a cloud. Return to the One who redeemed you.
Isaiah 45: Salvation is offered to the whole earth. Look to God and be saved (Philippians 2:10-11).
Isaiah 46: Idols must be carried; God carries you, all the way to gray hair.
Isaiah 47: Pride says, 'I am, and there is no one else.' Only God can say that truly.
Isaiah 48: Obedience brings peace like a river. Listen to the God who teaches you what is good.
Isaiah 49: God will never forget you. Your name is engraved on His hands.
Isaiah 50: Jesus endured this shame for us (Matthew 26:67). When your path is dark, trust in the Lord.
Isaiah 51: God turns wilderness into gardens. His redeemed will come home singing.
Isaiah 52: Sharing the gospel is beautiful work (Romans 10:15). Tell someone that God reigns.
Isaiah 53: This is the clearest picture of the cross in the Old Testament (Acts 8:32-35). Jesus took your place.
Isaiah 54: Mountains may move, but God's kindness toward you won't.
Isaiah 55: God's grace is free, and His invitation is open now. Seek Him while He may be found.
Isaiah 56: Jesus quoted this when He cleansed the temple (Mark 11:17). God's house is for all peoples.
Isaiah 57: The God of eternity lives with the humble and revives the broken. Come to Him lowly.
Isaiah 58: Real devotion shows up as justice and mercy. Feed someone hungry this week.
Isaiah 59: Sin separates us from God, but God Himself made the way back through our Redeemer.
Isaiah 60: God's light has risen on you. Let it shine for others to see (Matthew 5:14-16).
Isaiah 61: Jesus read this in Nazareth and said, 'Today this scripture is fulfilled' (Luke 4:18-21). He binds up broken hearts.
Isaiah 62: God rejoices over His people like a groom over his bride. You are sought out, not forsaken.
Isaiah 63: God feels our afflictions with us. He carries His people in love and pity.
Isaiah 64: We can't clean ourselves up. But we are clay in the hands of a loving Father-Potter.
Isaiah 65: God is making all things new (Revelation 21:1-5). Your future with Him is full of joy.
Isaiah 66: God notices the humble heart that trembles at His Word. Be that kind of person.

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