Isaiah 15 Commentary

Moab’s swift devastation demonstrates how easily human security can crumble when confronted with divine decree.

Moab’s mourning and humiliation signal the depth of the nation’s crisis.

Moab’s sorrow is a sobering reminder of how alienation from God leads to deep distress.

This verse demonstrates the pervasive anguish of Moab’s people and their utter vulnerability in the face of divine judgment.

They wept and fled until there was no refuge left.

Moab’s once-lush land withers under judgment—reminding us of the fragility of earthly prosperity without God.

Moab’s departure with all it claimed to possess shows how quickly material blessings can vanish under divine judgment.

This verse underscores how widespread and overwhelming the effects of divine judgment can be.

Moab will suffer fierce judgment, leaving no escape from divine retribution.