Isaiah 2:8
The Scripture
(8) Their land also is full of idols; they worship the work of their own hands, that which their own fingers have made:
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
Isaiah 2 opens with the vision that in the last days the Lord's house will be established above the mountains, drawing all nations to learn His ways and word. It foresees nations turning swords into plowshares and Israel walking in the Lord's light. The chapter closes with a warning for the proud to hide from the Lord's coming judgment, casting away their idols in shame.
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Isaiah 57:5II Chronicles 27:2II Chronicles 28:2II Chronicles 28:3II Chronicles 28:4II Chronicles 28:23II Chronicles 28:24II Chronicles 28:25II Chronicles 33:3II Chronicles 33:4II Chronicles 33:5II Chronicles 33:6
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