Isaiah · Chapter 5 · Isaiah 17–20

The Burden of Egypt

The burden of Damascus, a ruinous heap, and the gleanings of the olive-tree; the uproar of the nations chased as chaff; the land of the rustling of wings beyond the rivers of Ethiopia; the burden of Egypt — Jehovah rideth upon a swift cloud, the Nile dried up, an altar to Jehovah in the midst of Egypt, and a highway out of Egypt to Assyria; and Isaiah's sign, three years barefoot, against Egypt and Ethiopia.

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  1. Chapter 5: The Burden of EgyptTitleChapter 5: The Burden of EgyptIsaiah 17 – 20
  2. The Burden of DamascusPage 63The Burden of DamascusIsaiah 17:1–4
  3. The Burden of DamascusPage 64The Burden of DamascusIsaiah 17:5–8
  4. The Burden of DamascusPage 65The Burden of DamascusIsaiah 17:9–14
  5. Beyond the Rivers of EthiopiaPage 66Beyond the Rivers of EthiopiaIsaiah 18:1–4
  6. Beyond the Rivers of EthiopiaPage 67Beyond the Rivers of EthiopiaIsaiah 18:5–7
  7. The Burden of EgyptPage 68The Burden of EgyptIsaiah 19:1–4
  8. The Burden of EgyptPage 69The Burden of EgyptIsaiah 19:5–10
  9. The Princes of ZoanPage 70The Princes of ZoanIsaiah 19:11–17
  10. An Altar to Jehovah in EgyptPage 71An Altar to Jehovah in EgyptIsaiah 19:18–22
  11. An Altar to Jehovah in EgyptPage 72An Altar to Jehovah in EgyptIsaiah 19:23–25
  12. Naked and BarefootPage 73Naked and BarefootIsaiah 20:1–3
  13. Naked and BarefootPage 74Naked and BarefootIsaiah 20:4–6