Isaiah 30-33
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Isaiah 30-33, as taught by Steve Gregg, covers Zion judgment, salvation in Old Jerusalem, and God's plans. The passage discusses the offer of remuneration to Egypt for help, the use of the term Rahab to refer to Egypt, and the fleeing from threats. Tophat, meaning "the drum," is also mentioned as a place that Josiah put an end to, but rabbis later used it to refer to post-mortem judgment upon the lost, which Jesus also affirmed.
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