Isaiah 16

Isaiah 16

The prophet continues the lament for Moab, describing their desperation as they flee to the wilderness, seeking refuge from the invading army. Moab sends a desperate plea to Judah for shelter, urging them to protect the scattered refugees. The prophet then expresses a deep, personal sorrow over the destruction of Moab's vineyards, their rich harvest, and their once-joyful songs. The oracle concludes by setting a clear timeframe: the destruction of Moab's pride will happen within three years.

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2 Kings 24

The Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar invades Judah. King Jehoiakim is exiled, and the prophet Jeremiah warns of impending doom. The Babylonians remove much of the Temple treasure and take the first wave of captives.

2 Kings 25

King Nebuchadnezzar returns and lays siege to Jerusalem. The city falls, the Temple is destroyed, the walls are torn down, and the final wave of captives is taken to Babylon, ending the Kingdom of Judah.

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