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Chad, we are in the tail end of Isaiah 33. We have heard a little bit about the Lord being gracious, which was good news.

We ended with a pretty great line that the Lord is our king, he will save us.

So that's positive.

Yeah, I'd say that's one of our rare super positive endings to these

episodes you never know what you're going to get when you open up the prophets either you're

going to get slapped in the face with some pretty hard law or you're going to hear the

Lord is our king he will save us it's going to be one or the other yeah this

has been a fun chapter the the end of this only back up a little bit so verse 17 introduces us to this

king your eyes will behold the king in his beauty and then you skip down to verse 20. And you have another behold.

And this behold is in reference to Zion.

So we have kind of dual focus in mind here.

We got the king and we have the king city.

So Zion and her king.

Well, I mean, you can't get much more Old Testament and New Testament than that, right?

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