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20 At that time Isaiah the son of Amoz received a message from the Lord, bidding him go and take the sackcloth from his loins and the sandals from his feet; and this he did, going about without 2 mantle or shoe. Then in the year that the Tartan, who had been despatched by Sargon King of Assyria, 3 came to Ashdod and took it by storm, the Lord said, ‘Just as my servant Isaiah has gone for three years without mantle of shoe for a sign and a symbol to 4 Egypt and Ethiopia, so will the captives of Egypt and the exiles of Ethiopia, young and old, be led away by the King of Assyria – without mantle or 5 shoe, and with buttocks exposed. Then those who had looked with hope to Ethiopia and made their boast of Egypt, will be put to shame and dismay. 6 And in that day the people who live in the coast-land will say, ’If this be the fate of those to whom we had fled in expectation of help and deliverance from the King of Assyria, how can we escape?’
The fall of Babylon
The fall of Babylon: its consequences for Judah
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