BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Isaiah 31:1
1. Cursed are those who go down to Egypt for help, and who put their faith in horses; looking to war-carriages for salvation, because of their numbers; and to horsemen, because they are very strong; but they are not looking to the Holy One of Israel, or turning their hearts to the Lord;
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Summary: Isaiah 31 addresses the theme of reliance on God versus reliance on earthly powers. The chapter opens by criticizing the Israelites for seeking help from Egypt and relying on horses and chariots for their security instead of turning to the Lord. The prophet Isaiah emphasizes that such alliances are futile because human strength cannot provide true protection against God's judgment. God's power is contrasted with the weakness of human allies, reminding the people that He alone is their true deliverer. The chapter also speaks of God’s coming judgment on Assyria, indicating that although they may appear formidable, their downfall is certain under God’s sovereignty. Ultimately, the chapter highlights the importance of faith in God's deliverance and sovereignty over nations, calling the people back to trust in Him rather than in military alliances. This message serves as a reminder of the necessity of faithfulness and dependence on God in times of crisis.
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