Isaiah 3 - 6
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Isaiah 3-6 is a denunciation against the sins of Judah, particularly their repeated sin of arrogance. The chapter predicts the oppression of the people and the judgment of the elders and princes. It also includes a reference to the Holy One of Israel, a repetition common in Hebrew poetry. The speaker refers to possible interpretations of the "us" plural in Isaiah 6 as a literary device or a reference to the Trinity.
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