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Isaiah 10:5-7
Isaiah, the key prophet at the beginning of this period, is very interested in a dominating Gentile power, the Assyrians, and its threat to Israel and Judah. He begins to trumpet a warning to them of the impending commencement of the times of the Gentiles. Assyria is the first great Gentile power, but not the most influential.
John W. Ritenbaugh
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What Does Isaiah 10:5 Mean?
Isaiah, the key prophet of this period, focuses on Assyria, a dominating Gentile power threatening Israel and Judah. He trumpets a warning of the impending commencement of the times of the Gentiles. Assyria stands as the first great Gentile power, though not the most influential.