Sermon Tone Analysis

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Syria, Israel, & Ethiopia’s Burden
Isaiah 17—The Burden against Syria and Israel
A. A prophecy of doom upon Syria and Israel [17:1–11]
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The LORD speaks to Damascus and Ephraim (1–6)
a. Damascus is one of the great cities of the ancient world, and the capital of the ancient nation of Syria.
Syria is positioned to the immediate north-east of Israel, and the northern tribes, around the Sea of Galilee, had constant contact and interaction with Syria.
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