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The first five chapters of the book reveal the themes of Isaiah's message. They include accusations of a lack of knowledge of God, and a reliance on idolatory, as well as oppression of the poor. With these messages, Isaiah took God's message of judgement to the people, revealing that they will lose the land and be exiled.

In Isaiah, however, does take a message of [[Isaiah 1forgiveness]] and hope to the people. He tells the people are accused that there will be a time of only lacking knowledge of Godjustice and restoration to the land, where the people will live under an ideal king, from David's line.: ''{{web_verse|isaiah|1|2}} {{web_verse|isaiah|1|3}}'' ''([[Isaiah 1]]:2-3)''

In [[Isaiah 2]] the people are accused of idolatory: ''{{web_verse|isaiah|2|6}} {{web_verse|isaiah|2|7}} {{web_verse|isaiah|2|8}}'' ''([[Isaiah 2]]:6-8) The people are also accused of oppressing the poor in [[Isaiah 3]] Isaiah, however, does take a message of [[forgiveness]] to the people. [[Isaiah 1:18]] contains the very well known and beautiful words of God's forgiveness.