Isaiah 3:16-23This passage describes the wealth, finery, and attitudes of Israelite women as the end nears, and it does not paint a pretty picture (see also Amos 4:1-3). He depicts them as "haughty" and "wanton" with more clothes, jewelry, makeup, and accessories than they know what to do with! Economically, the passage indicates a society of so much wealth and leisure that its women are indulged and free to pursue their desires to excess. Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Related Topics: Economics in Prophecy
| Excess Desire
| Haughtiness of Israelite Women
| Living in Excess
| Overindulgence
| Pursuing Desires to Excess
| Self Indulgence
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What the Bible says about Living in Excess
(From Forerunner Commentary)
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