Isaiah 24:14 Meaning and Explanation
“They shall lift up their voice, they shall sing for the majesty of the LORD, they shall cry aloud from the sea.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →The surviving remnant lifts their voices in song, praising God's majesty from the sea.
The Context of Isaiah 24:14
Turn from judgment to praise: remnant survivors sing to the Lord.
What Does Isaiah 24:14 Mean?
A dramatic turn: survivors cry out in praise rather than despair. Their song celebrates God's majesty (הוֹד, hōd)—his splendor and glory revealed in judgment and preservation. The singing of survivors affirms faith in God's ultimate purpose.
The cry from the sea may suggest the distant edges of the earth, emphasizing that survivors from all places join in praise. Their voices are lifted collectively in testimony to God's greatness.
Isaiah 24:14 in the Original Language
majesty (הוֹד) — hōd; splendor, glory, and dignity of God; often associated with the manifestation of his power and authority.
Frequently Asked Questions About Isaiah 24:14
What does Isaiah 24:14 mean?
The surviving remnant lifts their voices in song, praising God's majesty from the sea.
What is the context of Isaiah 24:14?
Turn from judgment to praise: remnant survivors sing to the Lord.