Isaiah · Chapter 14 · Isaiah 49–51
A Light to the Gentiles
Listen, O isles: the servant hid as a polished shaft in the quiver — I will also give thee for a light to the Gentiles; to them that are bound, Go forth; can a woman forget her sucking child? yet will not I forget thee; thy walls are continually before me; he wakeneth mine ear morning by morning; I set my face like a flint; look unto the rock whence ye were hewn; awake, awake, put on strength, O arm of Jehovah; and the cup of staggering taken out of thy hand.
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TitleChapter 14: A Light to the GentilesIsaiah 49 – 51
Page 195Listen, O Isles, unto MeIsaiah 49:1–6
Page 196Listen, O Isles, unto MeIsaiah 49:7–9
Page 197Listen, O Isles, unto MeIsaiah 49:10–13
Page 198Can a Woman Forget Her Sucking Child?Isaiah 49:14–17
Page 199Can a Woman Forget Her Sucking Child?Isaiah 49:18–21
Page 200Can a Woman Forget Her Sucking Child?Isaiah 49:22–24
Page 201The Bill of Your Mother's DivorcementIsaiah 49:25–50:1
Page 202He Wakeneth Mine EarIsaiah 50:2–5
Page 203He Wakeneth Mine EarIsaiah 50:6–10
Page 204Look unto the Rock Whence Ye Were HewnIsaiah 50:11–51:2
Page 205Look unto the Rock Whence Ye Were HewnIsaiah 51:3–6
Page 206Awake, O Arm of JehovahIsaiah 51:7–11
Page 207Awake, O Arm of JehovahIsaiah 51:12–16
Page 208Awake, Awake, O JerusalemIsaiah 51:17–20
Page 209Awake, Awake, O JerusalemIsaiah 51:21–23