Isaiah 33:23

Conservative English Version

But your nation is a ship with its rigging loose, its mast shaky, and its sail not spread. Someday even you that are lame will take everything you want from your enemies.

Cross References

2 Kings 7:16

At once the people went to the Syrian camp and carried off what was left. They took so much that a large sack of flour and two large sacks of barley sold for almost nothing, just as the LORD had promised.

2 Kings 7:8

(SEE 7:5)

2 Chronicles 20:25

So Jehoshaphat and his troops went into the camp to carry away everything of value. They found a large herd of livestock, a lot of equipment, clothes, and other valuable things. It took them three days to carry it all away, and there was still some left over.

Psalm 68:12

"Kings and their armies retreated and ran, and everything they left is now being divided.

Psalm 68:13

And for those who stayed back to guard the sheep, there are metal doves with silver-coated wings and shiny gold feathers."

Isaiah 33:1

You defeated my people. Now you're in for trouble! You've never been destroyed, but you will be destroyed; you've never been betrayed, but you will be betrayed. When you have finished destroying and betraying, you will be destroyed and betrayed in return.

Isaiah 33:21

Our wonderful LORD will be with us! There will be deep rivers and wide streams safe from enemy ships.

Isaiah 33:4

We attack our enemies like swarms of locusts; we take everything that belongs to them.

Isaiah 35:6

Those who were lame will leap around like deer; tongues once silent will begin to shout. Water will rush through the desert.

Ezekiel 38:13

The people of Sheba and Dedan, along with merchants from villages in southern Spain, will be your allies. They will want some of the silver and gold, as well as the livestock and property that your army takes from Israel.

Acts 27:19

Then on the third day, with their bare hands they threw overboard some of the ship's gear.

1 Corinthians 1:27

But God chose the foolish things of this world to put the wise to shame. He chose the weak things of this world to put the powerful to shame.

1 Samuel 30:10

(SEE 30:9)