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ISAIAH Promise Cards Isaiah 1:18 Isaiah 4:5 Isaia h 4:6 Whiter Than Snow A Canopy of Glory He is Our Shelter & Shade Come now, let us reason Then the LORD will create over (The canopy) It will be a shelter together though your sins are like all of Mount Zion…a cloud of and shade from the heat of the scarlet, they shall be as white as day, and a refuge and hiding snow; though they are red as smoke by day and a glow of crimson, they shall be like wool. flaming fire by night; over all the place from the storm and rain. glory will be a canopy. Isaiah 7:14 Isaiah 9:6 Isaiah 11:9 -10 Immanuel, God With Us His Name Shall Be Called Banner for the People Therefore the Lord himself will For to us a child is born, to us a son For the earth will be full of the give you a sign: The virgin will is given, and the government will be knowledge of the LORD as the waters be with child and will give birth on his shoulders. And he will be cover the sea. In that day the Root of called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty Jesse will stand as a banner for the to a son, and will call him peoples; the nations will rally to him, Immanuel. God, Everlasting Father, Prince of and his place of rest will be glorious. Peace. Isaiah 14:27 Isaiah 25:1 Isaiah 25:4 God’s Purposes Perfect Faithfulness A Refuge in Distress For the LORD Almighty has O LORD, you are my God; I will You have been a stronghold for purposed, and who can thwart exalt you and praise your name, the poor, a refuge for the needy him? His hand is stretched out, for in perfect faithfulness you in his distress, a shelter from and who can turn it back? have done marvelous things, the storm and a shade from the things planned long ago. heat. Isaiah 26:3 Isaiah 26:4 Isaiah 26:7 Perfect Faithfulness A Refuge in Distress The Path of the Righteous O LORD, you are my God; I will You have been a stronghold for The path of the righteous is exalt you and praise your name, the poor, a refuge for the needy level; O upright One, you make for in perfect faithfulness you in his distress, a shelter from the way of the righteous have done marvelous things, the storm and a shade from the smooth. things planned long ago. heat. Isaiah 26:8 Isaiah 26:9 Isaiah 26:12 We Wait for You My Soul Yearns for You You Have Done It for Us Yes, LORD, walking in the way My soul yearns for you in the night; LORD, you establish peace for of your laws, we wait for you; in the morning my spirit longs for us; all that we have your name and renown are the you. When your judgments come accomplished you have done desire of our hearts. upon the earth, the people of the for us. world learn righteousness. Isaiah 26:13 Isaiah 26:16 -17 Isaiah 27:3 You Have Done It for Us When We Could Barely Pray His Fruitful Garden O LORD, our God, other lords LORD, they came to you in their Sing about a fruitful vineyard: “I, besides you have ruled over us, distress; when you disciplined the LORD, watch over it; I water but your name alone do we them, they could barely whisper it continually. I guard it day and honor. a prayer… so were we in your night so that no one may harm presence, O LORD. it.” Isaiah 28:5 Isaiah 28:6 Isaiah 28:12 God Our Glorious Crown A Source of Strength Resting Place In that day the LORD Almighty He will be a spirit of justice to God will speak to this people, to will be a glorious crown, a him who sits in judgment, a whom he said, "This is the resting beautiful wreath for the source of strength to those who place, let the weary rest"; and, remnant of his people. turn back the battle at the gate. "This is the place of repose"-- but they would not listen. " Isaiah 28:16 Isaiah 28:26 Isaiah 28:28 -29 My Cornerstone God, the Farmer Magnificent in Wisdom So this is what the Sovereign When a farmer plows for Grain must be ground to make LORD says: "See, I lay a stone in planting, does he plow bread; so one does not go on Zion, a tested stone, a precious continually? His God instructs threshing it forever. All this also cornerstone for a sure foundation; him and teaches him the right comes from the LORD the one who trusts will never be way. dismayed." Almighty, wonderful in counsel. Isaiah 29:14 Isaiah 29:16 Isaiah 29:23 God Will Astound Us Remember Who Made You The Work of My Hands Therefore once more I will astound You turn things upside down, as if When they see among them their these people with wonder upon the potter were thought to be like children, the work of my hands, wonder; the wisdom of the wise will the clay! Shall what is formed say they will keep my name holy; they perish, the intelligence of the to him who formed it, "He did not will acknowledge the holiness of the intelligent will vanish. make me"? Can the pot say of the Holy One of Jacob, and will stand in potter, "He knows awe of the God of Israel. Isaiah 30:15 Isaiah 30:18 Isaiah 30:21 Quietness and Rest He Longs to be Gracious A Voice Behind You The Sovereign LORD, the Holy Yet the LORD longs to be gracious And in your ears you will hear a One of Israel, says: "In repentance to you; he rises to show you voice behind you saying, “This and rest is your salvation, in compassion. For the LORD is a is the way. Walk in it.” God of justice. Blessed are all who quietness and trust is your strength, but you would have none of it. wait for him! Isaiah 32:17 Isaiah 33:2 Isaiah 33:5 The Effect of Quietness Strength Every Morning The Lord Exalted And the work of righteousness O LORD, be gracious to us; we The LORD is exalted, for he shall be peace; and effect long for you. Be our strength dwells on high; he will fill Zion quietness and confidence every morning, our salvation in with justice and righteousness. forever. time of distress. Isaiah 33:6 Isaiah 33:17 Isaiah 33:22 Sure Foundation The King in His Beauty The Lord Judge & King He will be the sure foundation for (In that day) Your eyes will see For the LORD is our judge, the your times, a rich store of salvation the king in his beauty and view LORD is our lawgiver, the and wisdom and knowledge; the a land that stretches afar. LORD is our king; it is he who fear of the LORD is the key to this will save us. treasure. Isaiah 40:8 Isaiah 40:10 Isaiah 40:11 God’s Word is Faithful God Will Reward God the Shepherd The grass withers and the See, the Sovereign LORD He tends his flock like a flowers fall, but the word of our comes with power, and his arm shepherd: He gathers the lambs God stands forever. rules for him. See, his reward is in his arms and carries them with him, and his recompense close to his heart; he gently accompanies him. leads those that have young. Isaiah 40:12 Isaiah 40:15 Isaiah 40:22 God is Awesome God is Greater Than Nations! God is Greater Than Nations! Who has understood the mind of Surely the nations are like a Surely the nations are like a the LORD, or instructed him as his drop in a bucket; they are drop in a bucket; they are counselor? Whom did the LORD regarded as dust on the scales; regarded as dust on the scales; consult to enlighten him, and who he weighs the islands as though taught him the right way? he weighs the islands as though they were fine dust. they were fine dust. Isaiah 40:23 -24 Isaiah 4 0:28 Isaiah 40:29 -30 God Rules the Nations God’s Understanding He Gives Strength He brings princes to naught and The LORD is the everlasting He gives strength to the weary reduces the rulers of this world to God, the Creator of the ends of and increases the power of the nothing. No sooner are they planted, the earth. He will not grow tired no sooner are they sown, no sooner weak. Even youths grow tired do they take root in the ground, than or weary, and his understanding and weary, and young men he blows on them and they wither. no one can fathom. stumble and fall; Isaiah 40:31 Isaiah 41:10 Isaiah 41:11 -12 He Gives Wings of Eagles Don’t Be Afraid God Rules the Nations But those who hope in the LORD So do not fear, for I am with you; do He brings princes to naught and will renew their strength. They will not be dismayed, for I am your reduces the rulers of this world to soar on wings like eagles; they will God. I will strengthen you and help nothing. No sooner are they planted, run and not grow weary, they will you; I will uphold you with my no sooner are they sown, no sooner walk and not be faint.
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