This is the same reading schedule as I posted before, but I also incorporated a few more columns to give more information and structure about the book to aid in comprehension.

1. An Isaiah Advent
For centuries the Catholic Church has been led by the Spirit to prepare for Christ's Christmas coming by reading the
prophet, Isaiah. I invite you to ask for the grace to read Isaiah in the following 22-day format. (22-days is the
briefest possible Advent.) This will help you have the best Advent ever and prepare you to celebrate Christmas in a
life-changing, world-renewing way.
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Indictment of Israel and Judah
December 1 Isaiah 1-5
(Reign of Jotham 742-735)
December 2 Isaiah 6-8
742 BC – until sawn in half by evil king Manasseh
Immanuel Prophecies
December 3 Isaiah 9-12 (Reign of Ahaz 735-715)
December 4 Isaiah 13-17
Isaiah – 8th century BC Judah
December 5 Isaiah 18-21 The Book of Judgment Oracles Against the Pagan Nations
December 6 Isaiah 22-23
December 7 Isaiah 24-25
Apocalypse of Isaiah
December 8 Isaiah 26-27
December 9 Isaiah 28-29 The Lord Alone:
December 10 Isaiah 30-33 Israel’s and Judah’s Salvation
December 11 Isaiah 34-35 The Lord: Zion’s Avenger
Historical Appendix
December 12 Isaiah 36-39 Sennacherib surrounds Jerusalem
during King Hezekiah’s reign 701 BC
December 13 Isaiah 40-42
(toward end of the Exile)
December 14 Isaiah 43-45 The Lord’s Glory in Israel’s Liberation
Deutero-Isaiah
550-539 BC
December 15 Isaiah 46-48
The Book of Consolation
December 16 Isaiah 49-51
Expiation of Sin:
December 17 Isaiah 52-53 Spiritual Liberation of Israel
and Suffering Servant
December 18 Isaiah 54-55
December 19 Isaiah 56-57
After 539 BC
(post-exilic)
Trito-Isaiah
December 20 Isaiah 58-60
The Return of the First Exiles
December 21 Isaiah 61-64
December 22 Isaiah 65-66
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