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September 21–27. “A Marvellous Work and a Wonder”: Isaiah 13–14; 22; 24–30; 35 Isaiah’s warnings to powerful kingdoms are paired with visions of the Messiah and the Lord’s restoration of what is broken. The lesson traces judgment and hope together rather than treating Isaiah as a sequence of predictions detached from his audience.
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Isaiah’s warnings to powerful kingdoms are paired with visions of the Messiah and the Lord’s restoration of what is broken. The lesson traces judgment and hope together rather than treating Isaiah as a sequence of predictions detached from his audience.
The selected chapters bring the Restoration theme alongside ancient prophecy, with child-focused prompts recasting refuge, salvation and renewal in accessible language.
This official page is part of Come, Follow Me—For Home and Church: Old Testament 2026. The prepared lesson text contains 51 navigable sections and paragraphs. Its 72 linked scripture references are retained for comparison with the assigned readings. Page images, videos and fill-in blanks are not included in the imported text.
Its Isaiah readings include warnings about pride and turning from God, then point to the Messiah and the Lord’s power to restore.
The published title assigns Isaiah 13–14; 22; 24–30; 35. For the exact boundaries and learning sections, use the linked official lesson page.