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Perfect Aspect and Divine Judgment in Isaiah 13:11: The Grammar of Prophetic Certainty
Introduction: Oracular Certainty in the Context of Global Judgment Isaiah 13 forms part of the so-called “Oracles Against the Nations,” focusing here on Babylon. Verse 11 stands as a divine pronouncement of cosmic justice, where YHWH himself announces judgment on … Continue reading
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