Isaiah Exodus
Isaiah chapter 2 covers the Mountain, Law, House, Golden
Calf, and Cleft of the Rock stories in the book of Exodus.
1The word that Isaiah, son of Amos, saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem:
Isaiah 2:12.1It will come to pass in the latter days
2.2that the mountain of the house of the Master
2.3will be established above the mountains
2.4and will be exalted above the hills
2.5and all peoples will look to it. I Exodus 19:2
Isaiah 2:23.1Many people will go and say,
3.2Come let us go up to the mount of the Master
3.3and to the house of the God of Jacob
3.4and he will teach us his ways
3.5and we will walk in his paths, I Exodus 20:1
3.6for out of Zion will go forth the law
3.7and the word of the Master from Jerusalem.
4.1He will judge among the peoples
4.2and will rebuke many peoples who are far off
4.3and they will beat their swords into plowshares
4.4and their spears into sickles
4.5and people will not lift up sword against people
4.6nor will they learn war any longer.
Isaiah 2:3-45.1House of Jacob come
5.2and let us walk in the light of the Master.
Isaiah 2:5 6.1For you have forsaken your people
6.2the house of Jacob
6.3because they are self-satisfied as in the olden days
6.4and they practice augury like the Philistines
6.5and they have reared many alien sons.
7.1Their land is also filled with silver and gold
7.2and there is no end to their treasures
7.3and their land is also filled with horses
7.4and there is no end to their chariots.
8.1Their land is also filled with idols.
8.2They bow to the work of their own hands,
8.3to what their own fingers have made. I Exodus 32:4
9.1The common man is humbled
9.2and the mighty man is brought low,
9.3therefore, do not forgive them.
Isaiah 2:6-910.1Enter into the rocks and hide in the dust,
10.2for fear of the Master
10.3and for the glory of his majesty. I Exodus 33:22
11.1The lofty looks of man will be humbled
11.2and the haughtiness of man will be brought low
11.3and the Master alone will be exalted in that day.
Isaiah 2:10-1112.1For the day of the Master will be against
12.2everyone who is proud and lofty
12.3and against everyone who is lifted up
12.4that he be brought low
13.1and against all the cedars of Lebanon that are high and lifted up
13.2and against all the oaks of Bashan
14.1and against all the high mountains
14.2and against all the hills that are lifted up
15.1and against every high tower
15.2and against every fenced wall
16.1and against all the boats of Tarshish
16.2and against all the pleasant sights.
17.1The loftiness of man will be humbled
17.2and the haughtiness of man will be brought low
17.3and the Master alone will be exalted in that day.
18The idols will utterly pass away.
Isaiah 2:12-1819.1The people will go into caves of rock
19.2and into holes of dirt,
19.3for fear of the Master
19.4and for the glory of his majesty
19.5when he arises to conquer the land.
20.1In that day man will cast away
20.2to the moles and to the bats
20.3his idols of gold and his idols of silver,
20.4which they each made for themselves to bow to,
21.1to go into the caves of flint
21.2and into the clefts of the ragged rocks,
21.3for fear of the Master
21.4and for the glory of his majesty
21.5when he arises to conquer the land.
Isaiah 2:19-2122.1Shun man
22.2who is hasty,
22.3for of what account is he? Isaiah 2:22 (Isaiah 2 BRB) Isaiah says it will come to pass in the last days,
that the mountain of Yahvah's house will be established
above the mountains, and will be exalted above the hills;
and all nations will look to it.
This aligns with
Israel's arrival at Mt. Sinai in the book of Exodus
(Exod 19:3-26).
Isaiah says Come, let us go up to the mountain of
Yahvah, to the house of the god of Jacob; and he will teach
us his ways, and we will walk in his paths; for out of Zion
will go forth the law, and the word of Yahvah from Jerusalem.
This also aligns with the arrival at the mountain, Yahvah
speaking the commandments and Yahvah calling Moses to build
him a tent
(Exod 20:1-17)
(Exod 25:1-8).
Isaiah says their land is also filled with idols; they
worship the work of their own hands, what their own fingers
have made.
This aligns with Aaron making the golden calf
and Israel worshipping it
(Exod 32:1-6).
Isaiah says In that day a man will cast away to the moles
and to the bats his idols of gold and his idols of silver, which
they each made for themselves to worship, to go into the caves
of the rocks, and into the clefts of the ragged rocks, for fear
of Yahvah, and for the glory of his majesty.
This aligns with
Moses destroying the golden calf and going into the cleft of the
rock to intercede
(Exod 32:19-20)
(Exod 33:21-23).
Ryan Eaton 2008-09-08 2013-07-09