13 апр. 2022 г. · In Isaiah 18:1-7, the prophet begins by talking about Cush and how they sued for peace and sought to establish themselves. But Isaiah is ...

The passage gives us lessons of confident patience to await God's time of direct interposition for deliverance, assured that in all our experiences everything ...

Isaiah pauses to reassure the entire world that the Lord is paying attention. He will take action to end the threat of the Assyrian Empire.

Today's focus verse is thought by Bible scholars to be the call to the on-looking nations to watch and see what God would do in a time of great trouble.

Isaiah exhorted the Ethiopians to go home and not to try to form this alliance because the Lord would defeat the enemy at the proper time.

David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 18 explains the word directed to Ethiopia, whose offer of help is rejected by God, but will come to worship God in Zion.

Swift messengers are sent by water to proclaim war against them, as a nation marked by Providence, and meted out, to be trodden under foot. Whether this refer ...

Isaiah announces the overthrow of Sennacherib's hosts and desires the Ethiopian ambassadors, now in Jerusalem, to bring word of it to their own nation; and he ...

1 июл. 2019 г. · b 18:1 The Hebrew word kuwsh (Ethiopia, or modern-day Sudan) means “burned” or “darkened.” c 18:2 The meaning of this Hebrew clause is uncertain ...

The land of Judea is intended, which trusted under the shadow of the wings of Egypt and Ethiopia, to whom the characters in the next verse ( Isaiah 18:2 ) are ...