Family Week · Days 267–273
Week 39
The week in one sentence
Isaiah's Servant was wounded for our transgressions — and because He went down, God lifted Him up: every knee will bow to Jesus.
Day 267 · September 22
God promises a new thing, declares that He alone is Savior, and even uses Cyrus for His purposes.
Day 268 · September 23
God exposes idols as powerless burdens and declares that His purposes will stand.
Day 269 · September 24
God calls His people out of Babylon and introduces the Servant whose mission reaches the nations.
Day 270 · September 25
Isaiah reaches the suffering Servant: despised, rejected, wounded for our transgressions, bearing the sin of many, yet ultimately vindicated by God.
Day 271 · September 26
After the suffering Servant comes restoration: covenant peace, an open invitation to receive God's gifts freely, and a call for His people to return from idolatry.
Day 273 · September 28
Isaiah sees light rising over God's people, good news for the brokenhearted, and a restored people in whom God delights.
Talk about it together
What would change if I truly believed Christ's love is deeper than I can measure?