Isaiah 13

Isaiah prophesies the destruction of Babylon by YHWH Tseva'ot (Lord of Hosts) on the day of His fierce anger, with cosmic upheaval, humanity rarer than gold, inhabitants fleeing like hunted gazelles, infants dashed, houses plundered, and wives ravished.[1][2] YHWH stirs up the Medes against Babylon, which will become uninhabited, desolate with wild beasts, owls, and satyrs dwelling there.[1][2]

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