Isaiah looks ahead to the LORD’s mountain exalted above the nations, then returns to Judah’s present pride, idolatry, wealth, and false confidence, announcing a day when human arrogance will be brought low.
Isaiah looks ahead to the LORD’s mountain exalted above the nations, then returns to Judah’s present pride, idolatry, wealth, and false confidence, announcing a day when human arrogance will be brought low.
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