Isaiah 21

Isaiah receives a vision of Babylon's fall to Elam and Media, described as the 'wilderness of the sea,' causing him intense physical anguish like labor pains; a watchman reports its confirmation with the cry 'Babylon is fallen.' The chapter includes shorter oracles against Dumah (Edom), urging a lookout amid confusion, and Arabia, predicting Kedar's glory ending within a year by YHWH's decree as fugitives flee war.[1][2][3]

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