Isaiah 29
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 29 of 66
Chapter Summary
Jehovah's heavy judgment upon Jerusalem. the futility of the nations. The senselessness, and deep hypocrisy of the Jews.
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People & Context
A woe is declared against Ariel (Jerusalem), the city where David camped. God promises to besiege it, compress it, and bring its voice down to the dus…
The host of nations fighting against Mount Zion will suddenly vanish like a dream or a night vision, leaving their hunger and thirst unsatisfied.
Jehovah pours out a spirit of deep sleep on the people, blinding the prophets and seers, making the prophetic vision like a sealed book that no one ca…
Timeline
A woe is declared against Ariel (Jerusalem), the city where David camped. God promises to besiege it, compress it, and bring its voice down to the dust.
Isaiah 29:1-4The host of nations fighting against Mount Zion will suddenly vanish like a dream or a night vision, leaving their hunger and thirst unsatisfied.
Isaiah 29:5-8Jehovah pours out a spirit of deep sleep on the people, blinding the prophets and seers, making the prophetic vision like a sealed book that no one can read.
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