Key Figures — Isaiah 23

2 figures

1. Tyre

   A prominent city known for its trade and wealth.

   Isaiah 23 prophesies the downfall of Tyre, a major Phoenician port city, due to its pride and reliance on wealth. The chapter describes the lamentation over its destruction and the eventual restoration after seventy years.

   Related passages

   • Ezekiel Chapters 26-28 (Prophecies against Tyre)
   • Amos Chapter 1:9-10 (Judgment against Tyre)
   • Revelation Chapter 18 (Fall of Babylon, similar themes of judgment on a wealthy city)

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2. The Lord (Yahweh)

   Sovereign Judge and Restorer.

   The Lord is depicted as the one who orchestrates the judgment against Tyre, demonstrating His sovereignty over nations and their destinies. He is also the one who promises restoration, showing His mercy and control over time.

   Related passages

   • Isaiah Chapter 45:7 (God's sovereignty over creation and history)
   • Jeremiah Chapter 18:7-10 (God's authority to build up and tear down nations)

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