For thou hast trusted in thy wickedness - The word 'wickedness' here refers doubtless to the pride, arrogance, ambition, and oppressions of Babylon. It means, ...

What does Isaiah 47:10 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of ...

The great nation Babylon is likened to a beautiful and vain young lady who is now disgraced. She once lived in luxury, but now she is made to sit in the dirt.

“You felt safe despite your evil ways, thinking that nobody could see what you were doing. Your wisdom and knowledge made fools of you; you thought to yourself, ...

David Guzik commentary on Isaiah 47 describes the humiliation of Babylon whose pride and arrogance will be rebuked by the Lord.

Isaiah 47:10 You were so confident and comfortable in your evil life, saying, 'No one sees me.' You thought you knew so much, had everything figured out.

In a passage centered on judgment against Babylon, the prophecy highlights the city's misplaced trust in its own wickedness and intelligence.

Chapter 47 · I. God's controversy with Babylon. · II. The particular ground of this controversy. · III. The terror of this controversy. · IV. The consequences of it ...

1 июн. 2022 г. · The prophet asserts the truth of a disaster – at this point, we gather, yet to come – that cannot be discerned or predicted or envisioned by the dominant mode ...

15 июн. 2024 г. · Isaiah 47:10–11 warns us that secret sin always affects us. God is saying you can feel secure in that hiddenness and sin that no one else sees. Не найдено: commentary | Нужно включить: commentary