It’s our last week memorizing Isaiah 55 together. Thanks to all who have journeyed with us in this amazing chapter.
And what a verse to end on! Isaiah 55:13 is a beautiful image of restoration and metamorphosis that we experience now in part, but will experience later in full.
As you read these words leading up to our celebration of Christ’s resurrection on Sunday, thank God for His power to transform ugliness to beauty, uselessness to purpose, and hardships to victory. May our praise be a memorial to His grace and goodness for all to see, now and forever.
Instead of the thorn shall come up the cypress; instead of the brier shall come up the myrtle; and it shall make a name for the LORD, an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off.
Isaiah 55:13 (ESV)
Tips for memorizing Isaiah 55:13
- Review Isaiah 55:1-12 every day this week
- Add verse 13 and repeat it at set points throughout your day
- Think how you’ve seen transformation in your life already
- Look at pictures of thorns and briers, then cypresses and myrtles
- Recite the entire chapter to someone this weekend as an Easter celebration
- At the end of the day, use Isaiah 55 as a prayer of promise and praise
- Practice using Scripture Typer
- Practice using first letters
I o t t s c u t c; i o t b s c u t m; a i s m a n f t L, a e s t s n b c o.
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Look over all of Isaiah 55. What was your favorite verse? Did you memorize any? Please share.
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