The meaning of this and the foregoing verse is this, that neither the Babylonians nor their idols could either save themselves or one another, but both are ...

They stoop and bow down together; unable to rescue the burden, they themselves go off into captivity.

Isaiah 46:2 serves as a powerful reminder of the inherent weakness of false gods and the futility of relying on anything other than the one true God.

The gods cannot protect the people, and the people cannot protect the gods. They go off into captivity together.

Every good man is what God makes him. (2.) That he bore them up all along: You have been borne by me from the belly, and carried from the womb. God began ...

The gods stoop and bow down together; they cannot rescue the load, but they themselves are taken into captivity. • The gods bow down ...

David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 46 describes how the idols of the nations are carried into captivity, while the living God can save His people.

What does Isaiah 46:2 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of ...

II. That the true God will never fail his worshippers: "You hear what has become of Bel and Nebo, now hearken to me, O house of Jacob! v. 3, 4. Am I such a god ...