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DENUNCIATIONS [Judah]

GOD'S WORD TO THE KINGS OF THE EARTH

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APOSTATE JUDAH = CHURCHS OF CHRISTENDOM


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ISAIAH: Chapters: 1, 2*, 3, 5, 9*, 22*, 24, 28, 29, 30**, 32, 33, 57, 58 New World Translation

* Isaiah 2 [Mountain]

* Isaiah 9 [Prince of Peace]

* Isaiah 22 [Shebna & Eliakim]

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rr Chap 2 p. 21 par 23 [Useless Sacrifices]

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"Let your love be without hypocrisy . Abhor what is wicked; cling to what is good." - Romans 12:9

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[li]Rejection of Sacrifices & Prayers [1:1-15][/li]
[li]Request to reform [1:16-17][/li]

“ Learn to do good” - Isaiah 1:17

“Abhor what is wicked wicked; cling to what is good ” - Romans 12:9

ISAIAH Chapter 1: 7 Some scholars say that although these words are found early in Isaiah’s book, they were probably uttered later in the prophet’s career, perhaps during the reign of wicked King Ahaz. They assert that Uzziah’s reign was too prosperous to justify such a bleak description. Granted, it cannot be stated with p. 18 certainty whether Isaiah’s book is compiled in chronological order. However, Isaiah’s words about desolation are probably prophetic. In uttering the above statement, most likely Isaiah is employing a technique found elsewhere in the Bible—that of describing a future event as if it has already taken place, thus emphasizing the certainty of a prophecy’s fulfillment.—Compare Revelation 11:15
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"You have thrown behind your back all my sins" - Isaiah 38:17

The word “scarlet” denotes a bright red color.* “Crimson” was one of the deep colors of dyed material. (Nahum 2:3) *[One scholar says that scarlet “was a fast, or fixed colour. Neither dew, nor rain, nor washing, nor long usage, would remove it.”] - cl chap 26 p. 265 par 10

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[li]Forgiveness offered[1:18][/li]

[li]Warning of Jugements [1:19-20][/li]

[li]Exposure of corruption [1:21-23][/li]

[li]Destruction & Restoration [1:24-31][/li]

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"Woe to the sinful nation, the people heavy with error, an evildoing seed, ruinous sons! They have left Jehovah, they have treated the Holy One of Israel with disrespect, they have turned backwards. 5 Where else will YOU be struck still more, in that YOU add more revolt? The whole head is in a sick condition, and the whole heart is feeble. 6 From the sole of the foot even to the head there is no sound spot in it. Wounds and bruises and fresh stripes—they have not been squeezed out or bound up, nor has there been a softening with oil. 7 YOUR land is a desolation, YOUR cities are burned with fire; YOUR ground—right in front of YOU strangers are eating it up, and the desolation is like an overthrow by strangers1" - Isaiah 2: 4-7 (New World Translation)

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CHAPTER 2

• Restoration of true worship [2:1-5]

• Land full of idolatry [2:6-9]

• Judgement equalizes all [2:10-19]

• Idols will not save [2:20-22]

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CHAPTER 3

• Breakdown of social structure [3:1-8]

• Corrupt rulers will be judged[3:9-15]

• Upper classes to be judged [3:16-26]

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“ Woe to those who say that good is bad and bad is good,
Those who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness” - Isaiah 5:20

CHAPTER 5

• Jehovah planted vineyard [5:1-2]

• Hopes for nation [5:3]

• Nation unfruitful [5:4]

• Destined to be destroyed [5:5-6]

• Explanation of Illustration [5:7]

WOES against...

• Luxurious living [5:8-15]

• Pleasurable excesses [5:11-12]

• - exile & Deatth predicted [5:12-14]

• - humiliation of upper classes [5:15]

• Dishonesty [5:17-20]

• Religious hypocracy [5:19]

• Moral degradation [5:11-12]

• Personal vanity[5:12-14]

• Drunkards [5:15]

• Dishonest gain [5:17-20]

JUDGEMENT

• Destined for destruction [5:24-25]

• Astonishing events [5:26]

• Invaded by a distant nation [5:27-30

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Jehovah uses symbolic language to describe the transfer of power from Shebna to Eliakim

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CHAPTER 22 SEIGE

"In that day I will call my servant Eliakim the son of Hil·kiʹah, 21 and I will clothe him with your robe and firmly bind your sash around him,+ and I will give your authority into his hand. And he will be a father to the inhabitants of Jerusalem and to the house of Judah. 22 And I will put the key of the house of David+ on his [Eliakim's] shoulder. He will open and no one will shut; and he will shut and no one will open. 23 I will drive him [Eliakim]in as a peg in a lasting place, and he will become as a throne of glory to the house of his father. 24 And they will hang on him all the glory of the house of his father, the descendants and the offspring, all the small vessels, the bowl-shaped vessels, as well as all the large jars.

25 “‘In that day,’ declares Jehovah of armies, ‘the peg that is driven in a lasting place will be removed, and it will be cut down and fall, and the load that it supported will fall to ruin, for Jehovah himself has spoken.’”"- Isaiah 22:20-25

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“Look! Jehovah is emptying the land and laying it waste, and he has twisted the face of it and scattered its inhabitants.” (Isaiah 24:1) This prophecy is fulfilled when Jerusalem and its temple are destroyed by the invading Babylonian armies under King Nebuchadnezzar and when the inhabitants of Judah are decimated by sword, famine, and pestilence. Most of the Jewish survivors are taken captive to Babylon, and the few left behind flee to Egypt. Thus the land of Judah is wrecked and completely depopulated. - ip vol I chap 20 p. 260 par 4

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