Cross-References — Isaiah 47

5 pairs

Isaiah 47:1referencesRevelation 18:2
Isaiah 47:1 describes the fall of Babylon, which is echoed in Revelation 18:2 where Babylon is depicted as fallen and desolate, symbolizing the ultimate judgment against worldly powers.
Thematic focusJudgment, Fall of Babylon, Worldly Powers.
Isaiah 47:7referencesRevelation 18:7
Isaiah 47:7 highlights Babylon's arrogance and false sense of security, which is mirrored in Revelation 18:7 where Babylon boasts of her power and luxury, leading to her downfall.
Thematic focusPride, Arrogance, Divine Retribution.
Isaiah 47:10referencesObadiah 1:3
Isaiah 47:10 speaks of Babylon's reliance on wickedness and wisdom, similar to Obadiah 1:3 where Edom's pride in its wisdom and security leads to its downfall.
Thematic focusFalse Security, Wisdom, Pride.
Isaiah 47:11references1 Thessalonians 5:3
Isaiah 47:11 warns of sudden disaster coming upon Babylon, akin to 1 Thessalonians 5:3 where sudden destruction comes upon those who claim peace and safety.
Thematic focusSudden Destruction, Divine Judgment.
Isaiah 47:13referencesDaniel 2:27-28
Isaiah 47:13 criticizes Babylon's reliance on astrologers and sorcerers, contrasting with Daniel 2:27-28 where Daniel declares that true wisdom and revelation come from God alone.
Thematic focusTrue Wisdom, Divine Revelation, Futility of Sorcery.

Isaiah 47:1→referencesRevelation 18:2