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Isaiah delivers a series of prophecies against pagan nations, including Moab, which is laid waste and destroyed. While Isaiah seems somewhat sympathetic towards Moab and the horrible things that the Assyrians do to them, he conveys a message of judgement against oppressors and those who engage in idolatry. The prophecies speak to the importance of staying true to one's faith and not turning away from God.
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Isaiah 24 - 27
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