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Isaiah 30 specifically addresses the faithlessness of Judah's leaders. They have allied with Egypt to try to save themselves from the inevitable Assyrian attack. This is not God's will. It won't work, anyway. However, the chapter ends with a promise that the Lord will save Jerusalem when the people repent and turn back to Him.

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Second Samuel 22:1–4 introduces the psalm David wrote to describe his lifelong relationship with God. No matter the difficult circumstance, David called out to God and God answered by rescuing him. God is David's salvation, safe place, strength, and refuge. The psalm continues with metaphorical descriptions of the circumstances in which God saved and blessed David. Second Samuel 22:2–4 is a variation of Psalm 18:2–3.

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