Scripture
Isaiah 21
7 passages from 7 books in the Christian Reader library reference Isaiah 21.
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Also in the same sense, by a term meaning "carved works," Isaiah 45:20; by a term for "images," Exodus 20:4; 2 Chronicles 33:22. Also by a term meaning "likenesses" or "idols," Isaiah 21:9; and by a term meaning "images," Isaiah 40:19, 20; and by a term meaning "enclosures of al…
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He speaks expressly of the multitude, because they were a great people; and therefore boasted of it as if they had been invincible. Where he adds that the remnant shall be feeble, he means, there shall be such a change, that there shall be great odds between their former and lat…
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It was wholly committed to the Son of God, who alone was able to undertake it, and who has perfectly accomplished it. So that God now sayes, fury is not in me, he that will lay hold on my strength that he may have peace, he shall have peace, Isaiah 21:4. 5.
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Now whatever comes of the flesh, though it be beautiful, yet it is as a flower that will fade away. There is a weakness in all flesh, as there is a strength in spirit, which is intimated Isaiah 21:3. Fear not the Egyptians for they are flesh, and not spirit.
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The Holy God may say of you as of them, long since, you have served strange gods. But, O do you now say to Him, as they in Isaiah 21:13, O Lord, other lords besides you have had dominion over us; but we will no more be for You alone. Become weary of your captivity under those ta…
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Therefore ever observe it, (for it is an observation that is not wont to fail) that if the Lord's watchmen do with one voice cry, the day of trouble is near, and not the sounding again of the mountains, it is so indeed. Men may slight this sign, as the Edomites did; but believe…
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ISAIAH 21. 11, 12. 11 The burden of Dumah.
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