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Woe unto me

In Isaiah, chapter twenty-four, verse sixteen, “Woe is me!” in contrast to the rejoicing about the coming victory over evil, Isaiah is distressed by all the sin and treachery around them.Believers may be driven into uttermost parts of the earth, but they are singing, not sighing. Here is terror to sinners; the prophet laments the

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Behold

In Isaiah, chapters twenty-four, verse one through twenty-seven, verse thirteen, deal with end-time events in apocalyptic language, the type of language used in the book of Revelation. They speak of God’s judgment against the world for its sin and of the blessings He has prepared for His people. Beginning with Isaiah twenty-four, verse one, describes

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tyre

In Isaiah, chapter twenty-three, verse one, Tyre was a Phoenician center for world commerce on the East coast of the Mediterranean Sea, just north of the Holy Land. Its citizens were wealthy, but also evil and prideful. Therefore, Isaiah prophesied that God would bring that city down for seventy years and then restore it for

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