And I will drive thee from thy station, and from thy state shall he pull thee down.
The verse declares that the Lord will remove a person from his office and bring him down from his position, driving him from his station and pulling him down from his state. It belongs to the burden of the valley of vision. That setting places it within a section of Isaiah containing judgments and prophecies concerning nations and individuals, describing God's judgments upon peoples and nations. Within that setting it is part of a prophecy against Jerusalem, distinct from the surrounding prophecies against foreign nations. It belongs with the prophecies in Isaiah 20, 21, and 22 concerning Assyria, the wilderness of the South, Idumea, and Israel.
The verse declares that the Lord will remove a person from his office and bring him down from his position, driving him from his station and pulling him down from his state. It belongs to the burden of the valley of vision. That setting places it within a section of Isaiah containing judgments and prophecies concerning nations and individuals, describing God's judgments upon peoples and nations. Within that setting it is part of a prophecy against Jerusalem, distinct from the surrounding prophecies against foreign nations. It belongs with the prophecies in Isaiah 20, 21, and 22 concerning Assyria, the wilderness of the South, Idumea, and Israel.