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Isaiah
The Prophet Isaiah proclaimed his message to Judah and Jerusalem between 742 and 687 B.C., when the Northern Kingdom was conquered by Assyria and Judah lived uneasily in its shadow. Isaiah attacks social injustice which shows Israel’s weak adherence to God’s laws. He exhorts the people to place their confidence in the Almighty (Omnipotent) God and to lead private and public lives which demonstrate this.

In Chapters 40-66, this theme is extended further and the author demonstrates the significance of historical events in God’s plan, which extends from Creation to Redemption and beyond. In this section we find the beautiful Suffering Servant oracles, referring to the Messiah our Lord Jesus Christ.

The book of the Prophet Isaiah has always been held in highest esteem by the Orthodox Church, and is quoted and used above all other prophetic books of the Old Testament in her liturgical life. This is especially evident during the Great Lent when it is read every day at the service of the Sixth Hour.

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1 Isaiah 1:1-20 (1st Monday of Lent) 2376
2 Isaiah 1:16-20 (Eve of the Theophany) 657
3 Isaiah 1:19-2:4 (1st Tuesday of Lent) 422
4 Isaiah 2:2-3 (Ascension Thursday Vespers) 442
5 Isaiah 2:3-11 (1st Wednesday of Lent) 397
6 Isaiah 2:11-21 (1st Thursday of Lent) 408
7 Isaiah 3:1-15 (1st Friday of Lent) 373
8 Isaiah 4:2-5:7 (2nd Monday of Lent) 384
9 Isaiah 5:7-16 (2nd Tuesday of Lent) 462
10 Isaiah 5:16-25 (2nd Wednesday of Lent) 428
11 Isaiah 6:1-12 (2nd Thursday of Lent) 394
12 Isaiah 7:1-15 (2nd Friday of Lent) 367
13 Isaiah 7:10-16; 8.1-4; 8:8-10 (Eve of the Nativity) 552
14 Isaiah 8:13-9:7 (3rd Monday of Lent) 375
15 Isaiah 9:6-7 (Eve of the Nativity) 648
16 Isaiah 9:9-10:4 (3rd Tuesday of Lent) 387
17 Isaiah 10:12-20 (3rd Wednesday of Lent) 384
18 Isaiah 11:1-10 (Eve of the Nativity) 588
19 Isaiah 11:10-12:2 (3rd Thursday of Lent) 339
20 Isaiah 12:3-6 (Eve of the Theophany) 654
21 Isaiah 13:2-13 (3rd Friday of Lent) 370
22 Isaiah 14:7-20 (Bodiless Powers) 436
23 Isaiah 14:24-32 (4th Monday of Lent) 406
24 Isaiah 25:1-9 (4th Tuesday of Lent) 373
25 Isaiah 26:21-27:9 (4th Wednesday of Lent) 339
 
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