Isaiah 40–42 marks a turning point in the book, shifting from judgment to comfort. God declares His incomparable greatness, offers hope to the weary, and introduces His Servant who will bring justice to the nations. These chapters highlight God’s sovereignty, His care for His people, and the beginning of the Servant Songs—prophecies that point to the mission of the Messiah.Questions:1. How does Isaiah 40’s portrayal of God’s power and care challenge your understanding of who God is and how He relates to His people?2. What qualities are emphasized in the description of God’s Servant in Isaiah 42, and how do they contrast with worldly ideas of leadership and justice?3. In what ways do these chapters invite us to find renewed strength and hope in the midst of waiting or suffering?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here