Topical Studies
What the Bible says about Cast Out
(From Forerunner Commentary)
In their false security, none of the people worried about the collapse of the nation, even though the signs of it were all around them. In fact, “put far off” literally means “drive out” or “cast out” (see Isaiah 66:5). They did not just ignore the danger signals; they utterly rejected any notion of an imminent downfall. In doing so, they had done an idiotic thing, as foolish as running horses upon crags or trying to plow the sea. They had allowed violence, corruption, and exploitation to mount in their midst (verse 12).
John W. Ritenbaugh and Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Prepare to Meet Your God! (Part Six): Complacency and LaodiceanismRelated Topics: Breakdown of Society | Downfall of Society | False Security | Ignoring Danger | National Collapse
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