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make it all possible we are in isaiah chapter 29 we got through the first 10 verses.

This is the woe to David City.

And it's using the nickname of David's City here, little Ariel's.

Right.

Everyone knows what it is at the time, but it's the sort of nickname of Israel or Jerusalem.

And we ended with the Lord saying,

you got this deep sleep that's been brought over you.

Your prophets and seers,

they're not prophesying and seeing so well.

Their eyes have been seals.

Their heads have been covered.

And that, of course, is in the Old Testament many times, like the ultimate sign of

judgment when basically the people that need to be giving you the right words are no longer

giving you the right words. That longer giving you the right words.

That's when you know for sure you're in trouble.

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