Isaiah begins the oracles against the nations with Babylon: an army is summoned, the day of the LORD is described in cosmic and terrifying language, and Babylon’s pride and population are destined for devastation.
Isaiah begins the oracles against the nations with Babylon: an army is summoned, the day of the LORD is described in cosmic and terrifying language, and Babylon’s pride and population are destined for devastation.
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