Isaiah 11 - 14
IsaiahSteve Gregg
Isaiah 11-14 reveals the characteristics of the Spirit of God, including true wisdom and knowledge. The judgment of the Lord is not always negative, as it can bring righteous decisions for the poor and vulnerable. The prophecies in this section also foretell the fall of Babylon and the eventual rebuilding of Israel, along with the downfall of the prideful and arrogant. Ultimately, the poor and needy will find safety and provision.
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