Isaiah 63:1-64:12
•	The picture of God in Isaiah 63:1-6 is shocking.  Tell the group your personal history of interacting with God’s wrath.
•	What New Testament passages can you think of which describe God’s wrath?  Does the picture change?
•	Do you think we talk about God’s wrath and justice too much or too little?  Why?
•	In Isaiah 63:7-64:12, trace the story of Israel as Isaiah describes it spotting:
o	What is said about God
o	What is said about Israel
•	How could help someone to see that Israel’s story mirrors their own story?
•	What is said about God’s character that gives hope in this passage?
•	Explain why the death of Jesus is the answer that Isaiah does not get to in this passage.
•	How does this passage deepen your understanding of God and yourself?  What practical difference do you hope this will make in your daily life?

Isaiah 63:1-64:12
•	The picture of God in Isaiah 63:1-6 is shocking.  Tell the group your personal history of interacting with God’s wrath.
•	What New Testament passages can you think of which describe God’s wrath?  Does the picture change?
•	Do you think we talk about God’s wrath and justice too much or too little?  Why?
•	In Isaiah 63:7-64:12, trace the story of Israel as Isaiah describes it spotting:
o	What is said about God
o	What is said about Israel
•	How could help someone to see that Israel’s story mirrors their own story?
•	What is said about God’s character that gives hope in this passage?
•	Explain why the death of Jesus is the answer that Isaiah does not get to in this passage.
•	How does this passage deepen your understanding of God and yourself?  What practical difference do you hope this will make in your daily life?

Isaiah 63:1-64:12
•	The picture of God in Isaiah 63:1-6 is shocking.  Tell the group your personal history of interacting with God’s wrath.
•	What New Testament passages can you think of which describe God’s wrath?  Does the picture change?
•	Do you think we talk about God’s wrath and justice too much or too little?  Why?
•	In Isaiah 63:7-64:12, trace the story of Israel as Isaiah describes it spotting:
o	What is said about God
o	What is said about Israel
•	How could help someone to see that Israel’s story mirrors their own story?
•	What is said about God’s character that gives hope in this passage?
•	Explain why the death of Jesus is the answer that Isaiah does not get to in this passage.
•	How does this passage deepen your understanding of God and yourself?  What practical difference do you hope this will make in your daily life?