BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Isaiah 14:25
25. To let the Assyrian be broken in my land, and crushed under foot on my mountains: there will his yoke be taken away from them, and his rule over them come to an end.
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Summary: Isaiah 14 speaks primarily about the judgment against Babylon and serves as a declaration of Israel's future restoration. The chapter begins with a promise that the Lord will have compassion on Jacob and restore Israel, allowing them to return to their land and live in unity. It transitions to a taunt against the king of Babylon, depicting his downfall and the mockery that will arise from the nations as they see him brought low. The imagery of the morning star, often interpreted as a metaphor for pride and ambition, illustrates the king's fall from greatness to utter disgrace. The chapter emphasizes the sovereignty of God over the nations and the ultimate futility of human arrogance. Additionally, it touches on themes of hope and redemption for Israel as opposed to the demise of their oppressors, underscoring God's commitment to His covenant people. The closing verses highlight the certainty of God's judgment against Babylon, symbolizing the broader truth that no power can stand against the divine will.
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