"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied," says Jesus. What is this desire? What is it they desire? How do they receive what they desire? What's the result? And how do I get this desire if I don't have it? 

"Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth," says Jesus. What is meekness? What isn't it? How does it show itself? Where do you get it? What's the blessing of inheriting the earth got to do with it?

"Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted," says Jesus. I. Christians mourn their own evil and sins. II. Christians keep on mourning their own evil and sins. III. Mourning ones are promised comfort: Christlikeness, forgiveness, and everlasting freedom. 

Jesus says, "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." What is this blessing? How are they blessed? Who are the blessed? How does it show?

I. The Surety of the Servant Promised, 52:13-15. II. The Scorning of the Ordinary Servant, vv1-3. III. The Substitution by the Suffering Servant, vv4-6. IV. The Submission of the Obedient Servant, vv7-9. V. The Satisfaction in the Successful Servant, vv10-12.

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What do the weary need? The servant of the Lord. I. He's a disciple skilled in God's Word, v4. II. He's a sufferer submissive to God's will, vv5-6. III. He's a believer certain of God's help, vv7-9. 

The whole world needs justice. God's servant will establish it. I. See how necessary he is, v1. II. See how delightful he is, v1. III. See how unusual he is, vv2-3. IV. See how successful he is, v4. 

God consoles his distressed people with the promise of the Messiah. I. The comfort of God's forgiveness, vv1-2. II. The coming of God's glory, vv3-5. III. The constancy of God's Word, vv6-8. IV. The care of God's shepherd, vv9-11. 

The Messiah is foretold, who will bring life in death. I. His ancestry, vv1,10. II. His adequacy, vv2-5. III. His achievement, vv6-9. IV. His attractiveness, v10.