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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Genesis 43

Jacob reluctantly allows Benjamin to go to Egypt. Joseph is deeply moved to see his full brother and hosts a feast, but still keeps his identity a secret from them.

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Joseph plants his silver cup in Benjamin's sack to test his brothers. Judah steps forward with a passionate plea, offering himself as a slave in Benjamin's place.

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