Isaiah 21
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 21 of 66
Chapter Summary
The prophet sees in a vision the fall of Babylon by the Medes and Persians. the burden of Arabia.
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People & Context
A harsh vision concerning the wilderness of the sea reveals Elam and Media laying siege. A watchman reports seeing chariots and declares that Babylon …
A voice from Seir asks the watchman about the night. The watchman replies that morning comes, and also night, inviting further inquiry.
A burden concerning Arabia describes the traveling Dedanites fleeing from drawn swords and battle, finding refuge and water in Tema.
Timeline
A harsh vision concerning the wilderness of the sea reveals Elam and Media laying siege. A watchman reports seeing chariots and declares that Babylon has fallen.
Isaiah 21:1-10A voice from Seir asks the watchman about the night. The watchman replies that morning comes, and also night, inviting further inquiry.
Isaiah 21:11-12A burden concerning Arabia describes the traveling Dedanites fleeing from drawn swords and battle, finding refuge and water in Tema.
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