Isaiah, 15
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Commentary
This chapter stands as a warning to Moab and any nation that opposes God's will: their destruction is inevitable if they continue to reject Him. The prophet's vivid language paints a picture of utter devastation, emphasizing God's justice and the gravity of sin. The call to seek refuge serves as a reminder that God still offers a way out for those who turn to Him. Overall, this chapter serves as a powerful reminder that the consequences of sin are real, and it is only through repentance and turning back to God that we can find redemption.
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