Isaiah looks beyond Babylon’s fall to Israel’s rest, gives a taunt over the fallen king of Babylon whose pride sought heaven but ended in the grave, and adds shorter judgments concerning Assyria and Philistia.
Isaiah looks beyond Babylon’s fall to Israel’s rest, gives a taunt over the fallen king of Babylon whose pride sought heaven but ended in the grave, and adds shorter judgments concerning Assyria and Philistia.
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