12 Questions
Who does the Lord say have rebelled against Him?
Israelites
In the passage, what is the condition described as 'the whole head is sick, and the whole heart faint' a metaphor for?
Moral corruption
What is the consequence mentioned in the text that would have befallen if the Lord had not left a few survivors?
Complete destruction
How does the text describe the daughter of Zion?
A fortified city under siege
What does the Lord ask the rulers of Sodom in the passage?
To repent and turn to God
In the text, what is the main reason for the desolation and destruction of Judah's cities?
Alien invasions
What does the Lord express discontent with in the text?
Animal sacrifices
What does the Lord desire the people to do?
Learn to do good and seek justice
What will happen if one refuses and rebels according to the text?
They will be consumed by the sword
Why does the Lord express displeasure with the city in the text?
The city's rulers do not defend the fatherless and widow
What will happen to those who forsake the Lord?
They shall be consumed
What is the ultimate fate of those who repent in the text?
They shall be ashamed of their actions
Test your knowledge of the vision of Isaiah concerning Judah and Jerusalem during the reigns of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah. Explore themes of rebellion, sin, and iniquity as outlined in this chapter.
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