Isaiah 30

YHWH condemns Judah for seeking alliance with Pharaoh and Egypt against Assyria, warning it will bring shame and destruction like a collapsing wall, while urging trust in him for salvation through returning and rest.[1][2][3] Despite judgment, YHWH promises mercy, deliverance from Assyria with his voice and arm in raging fire and hail, destruction in Tophet, and future blessings of prosperity and guidance for the repentant.[1][2][4]

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burden of the beasts of the Negev through a land of distress and anguish lioness and lion from them viper and fiery serpent flying they carry on shoulder of young donkeys their wealth and on humps of camels their treasures to a people not profit
and it will be light of the moon like light of the sun and light of the sun will be sevenfold like light of seven days in day binds up YHWH [direct object marker] breach of his people and blow of it will heal