Isaiah 33
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 33 of 66
Chapter Summary
Jehovah's judgments against the enemies of the godly ones. The privileges of the godly.
Key Hebrew Words
People & Context
A woe is pronounced against an unprovoked destroyer and betrayer, declaring that when he finishes destroying, he himself will be destroyed.
The prophet prays for Jehovah's favor and strength, acknowledging that Jehovah fills Zion with justice and is the secure wealth of salvation for their…
The envoys of peace weep bitterly as covenants are broken and cities rejected. The land mourns, and regions like Lebanon, Sharon, and Bashan wither.
Timeline
A woe is pronounced against an unprovoked destroyer and betrayer, declaring that when he finishes destroying, he himself will be destroyed.
Isaiah 33:1The prophet prays for Jehovah's favor and strength, acknowledging that Jehovah fills Zion with justice and is the secure wealth of salvation for their times.
Isaiah 33:2-6The envoys of peace weep bitterly as covenants are broken and cities rejected. The land mourns, and regions like Lebanon, Sharon, and Bashan wither.
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