Isaiah 1: Judah's Rebellion and the Offer of Cleansing

Isaiah's vision opens with the LORD's case against Judah, a people more senseless than farm animals and battered by judgment yet still rebelling. God rejects their empty sacrifices, calls for justice for the helpless, offers to wash away deep-stained guilt, and vows to purify Jerusalem while idol-loving rebels burn.

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According to 1:9, why had Judah not been wiped out like Sodom and Gomorrah?

Because the LORD had graciously spared a small remnantBecause foreign allies had sent troops to defend the cityBecause the people had repented before the disaster cameBecause their army had driven every invader from the land