Isaiah 18 Study Notes
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18:4 In contrast to the frenetic efforts of diplomacy, God was calmly in control.
18:5-6 God’s judgment is compared to pruning a grapevine before the grapes ripen. Those fallen in battle would be left to the wild animals.
18:7 The Ethiopians (Cushites), described as a tall and smooth-skinned people (v. 2), are pictured as bringing tribute. This is a sign of their submission to God’s temple on Zion after the judgment.