Isaiah 62 – 25th May 2008
•	Remind yourselves of what is promised in Isaiah 60 and 61 – what is most precious to you?
•	God now says he will not keep silent (v1).  How in practice do you think God continuously makes his voice heard?   What has been your experience of hearing God’s voice?
•	Look at the promises in vv1-5.  Clarify what each one means in practice.  How could you communicate these promises to a non-Christian?
•	What difference do the promises of vv1-5 make in your life?
•	Why should be pray? (vv6-7)  How should we pray?  What practical aids to pray have you found helpful?
•	What would a Christian response to v10 look like in practice?  Where do you need help?

Isaiah 62 – 25th May 2008
•	Remind yourselves of what is promised in Isaiah 60 and 61 – what is most precious to you?
•	God now says he will not keep silent (v1).  How in practice do you think God continuously makes his voice heard?   What has been your experience of hearing God’s voice?
•	Look at the promises in vv1-5.  Clarify what each one means in practice.  How could you communicate these promises to a non-Christian?
•	What difference do the promises of vv1-5 make in your life?
•	Why should be pray? (vv6-7)  How should we pray?  What practical aids to pray have you found helpful?
•	What would a Christian response to v10 look like in practice?  Where do you need help?

Isaiah 62 – 25th May 2008
•	Remind yourselves of what is promised in Isaiah 60 and 61 – what is most precious to you?
•	God now says he will not keep silent (v1).  How in practice do you think God continuously makes his voice heard?   What has been your experience of hearing God’s voice?
•	Look at the promises in vv1-5.  Clarify what each one means in practice.  How could you communicate these promises to a non-Christian?
•	What difference do the promises of vv1-5 make in your life?
•	Why should be pray? (vv6-7)  How should we pray?  What practical aids to pray have you found helpful?
•	What would a Christian response to v10 look like in practice?  Where do you need help?