God tells the entire world to come, listen, ask questions, and "talk among themselves". My Teachings say God, are not meaningless. They are purposeful, true and forever.

God promises us that His anointed one, Messiah himself, will bring about redemption through justice, not war. The hidden secrets and the treasure of knowledge will be revealed to him. God is the only creator, both good and evil were created by God. There is none other beside Him.

In chapter 44, God reassures the Jewish people that He can be relied upon to fulfill His promises, as only He is God. Other idols and ideologies are only human creations and thus have no power at all, certainly not to promise or predict the future. Isaiah then boldly prophecies about the future King Cyrus and his rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem.

Here God reveals that no matter how bad the suffering, He will always protect His people. In a remarkable turn, God promises all the peoples if the world that they are His. He will redeem them from their oppressors.

The fulfillment of Isaiah's mission comes full circle. It was his job to teach the Jewish people, to show them the path, despite the fact that they would make themselves blind and deaf to his message. Now God will finally bring them along the path of redemption and show them the way. But not without a lot of suffering and screaming, like a baby born in pain and screaming, so will it be with the ultimate redemption.

God addresses His servant Israel and describes how he is to bring his Torah, his justice. his righteousness to all the nations of the Earth. In what is perhaps the clearest and most detailed explanation of Isaiah's philosophy regarding the task of the Jewish people, it is describes here how the goal is to bring God's message to all of the ends of the Earth.

Judgement day is here. God wants to know, did you establish nations and ideas that fed the poor? Took care of the needy? Respect my beautiful world? Or did your systems bring about corruption? God declares, only I have been here from the beginning, I have predicted this from the start. The message I taught to Israel at SInai, at Zion, and at Jerusalem, only that message has been timeless and true.

God calls out to the people of the world. Gather together all of you! It is time to come to God as He dispenses His judgement. The Jewish people are afraid, could it be that we have lost our special relationship with God? God reassures them, no, I have always been there for you and I always will be. Those that made you suffer will be punished, and your special role in spreading my justice is always precious to Me.

In this second part of chapter 40, Isaiah deals with some of the most fundamental questions of religion and belief in God. Why bother having faith if we don't see justice? Why should I go on in life if we all die anyway? Why does God sometimes punish and sometimes reward? Why would such a great and powerful behind even care about one small human being? Does He even care about little me?

Yeshayahu does not despair when Hezekiah fails to be the redeemer he had hoped for. Rather, he turns to people and tells them that they themselves can and will be the comforters. They just need to heed the message of God.