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Isaiah 3:5

Isaiah reveals a society that can be aptly described as "upside down." Those who should be leading are not and those who should not are. A central factor in this is that the immature are leading. A free-wheeling, laissez faire, hedonistic, immoral, and irresponsible culture exists. Verses 5 and 12 confirm that family governance and leadership are greatly affected.

John W. Ritenbaugh
The Fifth Commandment

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Isaiah 3:5

In our society it is common to see flagrant disrespect of authority by children who, not too long ago, were "to be seen and not heard."

Martin G. Collins
The Century of the Child

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Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Leviticus 19:32

Library resources that contain this verse:

Articles
Father Knows Best
Kid Kid-Killers
Respect or Respect of Persons?
The Fifth Commandment
Sermon Transcripts
Deuteronomy (Part 3)
Fatherhood and Modern Temptations
Loyalty and Submission (Part 1)
Perfect, Gentle Courtesy (Part 3)
Purpose-Driven Churches (Part 7)
The Present and Future Crisis (Part 2)

 

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