Isaiah, 23
In Isaiah 23, God delivers a prophetic message to the city of Tyre. The once-glorious city of traders is warned of impending destruction and is advised to flee to Cyprus. The chapter ends with a statement of how Tyre will be forgotten for seventy years, but then will once again become successful in trade.
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The Prophecy against Tyre
Commentary
Isaiah 23 is a warning to Tyre and can be seen as a warning to all those who put their trust in earthly wealth and power. The prophecy predicts the fall of Tyre but also reveals God's mercy in allowing them to rebuild after a set time. This chapter also reminds us that nothing lasts forever, and that all earthly wealth and power will eventually fade away. Ultimately, the chapter calls for us to put our trust in God, who is the only constant and unchanging source of true security and peace.
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There are 18 verses in Isaiah, chapter 23.