Isaiah · Chapter 15 · Isaiah 52–55
A Man of Sorrows
Awake, awake, put on thy strength, O Zion; how beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings; behold, my servant shall deal wisely — he was despised, and rejected of men, a man of sorrows; he was wounded for our transgressions; all we like sheep have gone astray; as a lamb that is led to the slaughter; sing, O barren, enlarge the place of thy tent; ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters; and the trees of the field shall clap their hands.
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TitleChapter 15: A Man of SorrowsIsaiah 52 – 55
Page 210Awake, Awake, O ZionIsaiah 52:1–5
Page 211How Beautiful upon the MountainsIsaiah 52:6–8
Page 212How Beautiful upon the MountainsIsaiah 52:9–12
Page 213A Root out of a Dry GroundIsaiah 52:13–53:2
Page 214A Man of SorrowsIsaiah 53:3–6
Page 215A Man of SorrowsIsaiah 53:7–10
Page 216Sing, O BarrenIsaiah 53:11–54:2
Page 217Sing, O BarrenIsaiah 54:3–8
Page 218The Waters of NoahIsaiah 54:9–12
Page 219The Waters of NoahIsaiah 54:13–17
Page 220Ho, Every One That ThirstethIsaiah 55:1–5
Page 221Seek Ye Jehovah While He May Be FoundIsaiah 55:6–9
Page 222Seek Ye Jehovah While He May Be FoundIsaiah 55:10–13