Isaiah 21

Isaiah 21

This chapter contains three urgent and mysterious oracles. The first is against the Desert by the Sea (Babylon), foretelling its sudden, complete destruction. The watchman announces, "Fallen, fallen is Babylon!" The second oracle is against Edom, where the watchman is asked, "Watchman, what of the night?" The third oracle is against the Arab tribes of Dedan and Kedar, warning them that within one year, their glory and strength will fail, confirming God's relentless judgment on those who oppose Him.

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Joshua 22

Joshua dismisses the eastern tribes (Reuben, Gad, half Manasseh) to their homes across the Jordan. They build a large altar by the Jordan, causing a near civil war until their peaceful intentions are explained.

Joshua 23

Aging Joshua delivers his farewell address to the leaders of Israel, urging them to be strong and courageous, cleave to the Lord, and never intermarry with the remaining pagan nations.

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