Isaiah 2:14 Meaning and Explanation
“And upon all the high mountains, and upon all the hills that are lifted up,”
King James Version (KJV)
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The Context of Isaiah 2:14
Continuation of catalog detailing judgment on all elevated things.
What Does Isaiah 2:14 Mean?
The prophet extends the judgment to all topography associated with height and elevation. Mountains and hills, which dominate the landscape and command human admiration, will themselves be brought low. This represents a cosmic reversal of the natural order.
The repetition of "high" emphasizes that anything exalted or elevated in creation becomes a target of this judgment. This is not localized; it encompasses all geographical prominence that might represent human power or natural majesty.
Frequently Asked Questions About Isaiah 2:14
What does Isaiah 2:14 mean?
Every mountain and elevated hill will be brought down.
What is the context of Isaiah 2:14?
Continuation of catalog detailing judgment on all elevated things.