Key Figures — Isaiah 33

3 figures

1. The LORD

   Divine Judge and Savior of Zion.

   In Isaiah 33, the LORD is portrayed as the one who will bring judgment upon the oppressors and salvation to His people. He is the source of strength and stability for those who trust in Him.

   Related passages

   • Isaiah 30:18 (The LORD longs to be gracious and show compassion)
   • Isaiah 35:4 (The LORD will come with vengeance and save His people)

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2. The Oppressor

   The enemy and oppressor of God's people.

   The oppressor is warned of impending judgment for their treachery and destruction. They are depicted as those who have plundered and betrayed, but will themselves face ruin.

   Related passages

   • Isaiah 10:5-19 (Assyria as the rod of God's anger)
   • Isaiah 29:5-8 (The fate of the enemies of Zion)

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3. The Righteous

   The faithful remnant who trust in the LORD.

   The righteous are those who dwell on high, secure in the LORD's provision and protection. They are promised stability, salvation, and peace.

   Related passages

   • Isaiah 32:1-8 (The righteous king and his reign)
   • Psalm 15 (The character of those who dwell with the LORD)

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