Isaiah 30
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 30 of 66
Chapter Summary
The prophet threatens the people for their confidence in Egypt, and contempt of Jehovah's Word. Jehovah's wrath, and the people's joy, in the destruction of Assyria.
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People & Context
A woe is pronounced on rebellious sons who seek refuge in the shadow of Pharaoh and go down to Egypt for help without asking God, leading to their sha…
A prophecy describing beasts carrying riches and treasures on their humps through a dangerous wilderness to a nation (Egypt) that cannot profit them.
Isaiah is commanded to write on a tablet and in a book that the people are rebellious, demanding smooth words and illusions from their seers instead o…
Timeline
A woe is pronounced on rebellious sons who seek refuge in the shadow of Pharaoh and go down to Egypt for help without asking God, leading to their shame.
Isaiah 30:1-5A prophecy describing beasts carrying riches and treasures on their humps through a dangerous wilderness to a nation (Egypt) that cannot profit them.
Isaiah 30:6-7Isaiah is commanded to write on a tablet and in a book that the people are rebellious, demanding smooth words and illusions from their seers instead of the truth.
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