1. Woe to drunken politicians (28:1–29)
1. Babylon and Assyria (13:1–14:27) 2. Philistia (14:28–32) 3. Moab (15:1–16:14) 4. Syria and Israel (17:1–14) 5. Ethiopia (18:1–7) 6. Egypt (19:1–20:6) 7. Babylon continued (21:1–10) 8. Edom (21:11–12) 9. Arabia (21:13–17) 10. Jerusalem (22:1–25) 11. Tyre (23:1–18) C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
1. God's devastation of the earth (24:1–23) 2. First song of thanksgiving for redemption (25:1–12) 3. Second song of thanksgiving for redemption (26:1–19) 4. Israel's chastisements and final prosperity (26:20–27:13) D. Warnings Against Alliance with Egypt (28:1–35:10)
1. Woe to drunken politicians (28:1–29) 2. Woe to religious formalists (29:1–14) 3. Woe to those who hide plans from God (29:15–24) 4. Woe to the pro-Egyptian party (30:1–33) 5. Woe to those who trust in horses and chariots (31:1–32:20) 6. Woe to the Assyrian destroyer (33:1–24) 7. A cry for justice against the nations, particularly Edom (34:1– 35:10) II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
A. Sennacherib's Attempt to Capture Jerusalem (36:1–37:38)
B. Hezekiah's Sickness and Recovery (38:1–22) C. Babylonian Emissaries to Jerusalem (39:1–8) III. Salvation (40:1–66:24)
A. Deliverance from Captivity (40:1–48:22)
1. Comfort to the Babylonian exiles (40:1–31) 2. The end of Israel's misery (41:1–48:22) B. Sufferings of the Servant of the Lord (49:1–57:21)
1. The Servant's mission (49:1–52:12) 2. Redemption by the Suffering Servant (52:13–53:12)