Isaiah 17
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 17 of 66
Chapter Summary
Syria and Israel are threatened. A remnant shall forsake idolatry. The rest shall be plagued for their impiety.
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People & Context
Damascus is prophesied to become a ruined heap, and the fortress will cease from Ephraim, making their kingdom like the fading glory of Israel.
Jacob's glory becomes lean, leaving only gleanings like a shaken olive tree. In that day, men will turn their eyes to their Maker instead of idols and…
Because they forgot the God of their salvation and planted foreign shoots, their fortified cities become a desolation before the sons of Israel.
Timeline
Damascus is prophesied to become a ruined heap, and the fortress will cease from Ephraim, making their kingdom like the fading glory of Israel.
Isaiah 17:1-3Jacob's glory becomes lean, leaving only gleanings like a shaken olive tree. In that day, men will turn their eyes to their Maker instead of idols and altars.
Isaiah 17:4-8Because they forgot the God of their salvation and planted foreign shoots, their fortified cities become a desolation before the sons of Israel.
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