Isaiah · Chapter 6 · Isaiah 21–23
Watchman, What of the Night?
The burden of the wilderness of the sea — set a watchman: fallen, fallen is Babylon; the burden of Dumah — watchman, what of the night? the morning cometh, and also the night; the burden upon Arabia; the valley of vision — let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we shall die; Shebna's sepulchre, and the key of the house of David laid upon Eliakim; and the burden of Tyre — howl, ye ships of Tarshish.
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TitleChapter 6: Watchman, What of the Night?Isaiah 21 – 23
Page 75The Wilderness of the SeaIsaiah 21:1–5
Page 76Set a WatchmanIsaiah 21:6–9
Page 77Watchman, What of the Night?Isaiah 21:10–12
Page 78The Burden upon ArabiaIsaiah 21:13–17
Page 79The Valley of VisionIsaiah 22:1–6
Page 80The Valley of VisionIsaiah 22:7–11
Page 81Shebna the TreasurerIsaiah 22:12–16
Page 82Eliakim the Son of HilkiahIsaiah 22:17–23
Page 83Howl, Ye Ships of TarshishIsaiah 22:24–23:3
Page 84Howl, Ye Ships of TarshishIsaiah 23:4–9
Page 85Howl, Ye Ships of TarshishIsaiah 23:10–14
Page 86Seventy YearsIsaiah 23:15–16
Page 87Seventy YearsIsaiah 23:17–18