Isaiah 17
In Isaiah chapter 17, God prophesies about the complete destruction of Damascus, the capital city of Syria. The chapter starts by describing the desolation of the surrounding countryside, with vineyards and crops being destroyed. The prophecy then turns to Damascus itself, which will be reduced to rubble and abandoned. The reasons for this destruction are given, primarily because of the city's pride and resistance to God's will.
The Utter Destruction of Damascus
פַּרשָׁנוּת
The prophecy of Isaiah chapter 17 has been the subject of much discussion and debate throughout the centuries. Some see it as a historical prophecy that has already been fulfilled, while others believe it is yet to come. Regardless of its timing, this chapter reminds us of the consequences of pride and rebellion against God. Just like Damascus, any nation, city or individual who chooses to resist God's will and live in rebellion will eventually be brought to destruction. It is important to remember that God's judgment is always tempered with mercy and that He gives warnings before He brings judgment. Therefore, let us heed the warnings of this prophecy and turn back to God before it is too late.
שאלות נפוצות
בהנחה שקורא עם מהירות קריאה ממוצעת של 300 WPM קורא את הספר של Isaiah, פרקים 17 זה ייקח בערך 2 דקות לסיום.
יש 14 פסוקים ב Isaiah, פרקים 17.