God calls his stubborn people to leave Babylon, but only his refining grace and the coming Servant can deal with their deeper exile of sin.

God’s Servant will restore Israel, but that is too small a thing: he will also bring God’s salvation to the ends of the earth.

Zion fears that God has forgotten her, but the LORD answers with tender compassion, unbreakable commitment, and the promise of a family larger than she can imagine.

Unlike stubborn Israel, God’s Servant listens, obeys, suffers faithfully, and trusts the LORD to vindicate him.

God strengthens his pilgrim people by calling them to remember his past faithfulness, trust his everlasting salvation, and stop fearing mortal opposition.

God awakens Zion from condemnation and shame, announces his return as King, and leads his redeemed people out in a new exodus.