Isaiah 33

Isaiah 33:1 Woe to thee that spoilest Isaiah 33:1-24 The most beautiful of Isaiah’s discourse [in which] the long conflict of Israel’s sin with Jehovah’s righteousness is left behind, and the dark colours of present and past distress serve only as a foil to the assured felicity…

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