Commentaries:
No entry exists in Forerunner Commentary for Isaiah 13:8.
Isaiah 13:6-8
Excerpted from: The Time of Jacob's TroubleOne explanation of this verse put forth relatively recently is that this is referring to biotechnology that will allow for a womb transplant into a man, such that a biological male, with surgical alteration, could give birth. But that misses the essence of what God is portraying here. He is saying that since it is obvious that men cannot give birth—that is part of what makes us men—then why does He see every man (and not just some confused, post-operative individuals) holding their bellies and turning pale like they are in labor?
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