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Isaiah 14:15

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15 But down to the underworld you are brought, to the depths of the pit.

Isaiah 14:15 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 14:15

Yet thou shalt be brought down to hell
Into a very low and miserable condition; see ( Matthew 11:23 ) instead of ascending to heaven: or "to the grave"; though, inasmuch as afterwards a burial is denied him, the word may be taken for the infernal pit, and so is, as much as can be, opposed to heaven; and this will be true of antichrist, when the beast and false prophet will be cast alive into the lake of fire, ( Revelation 19:20 ) : to the sides of the pit;
instead of being on the mount of the congregation in the sides of the north; another word for hell, the pit of corruption, and the bottomless pit. The Targum is,

``to the ends of the lake of the house of perdition;''
the place of everlasting destruction.
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Isaiah 14:15 In-Context

13 You said to yourself, I will climb up to heaven; above God's stars, I will raise my throne. I'll sit on the mount of assembly, on the heights of Zaphon.
14 I'll go up to the cloud tops; I'll be like the Most High!
15 But down to the underworld you are brought, to the depths of the pit.
16 Those who see you will stare at you; they will examine you closely: "Is this the man who rattled the earth, who shook kingdoms,
17 who made the world a wasteland and tore down its cities, and wouldn't let his prisoners go home?"

Footnotes 1

  • [a] Heb Sheol
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