Isaiah 12: A Song of Salvation

A short hymn for the day of rescue promised in the previous chapter. The singer thanks God that His anger has given way to comfort, trusts Him as strength and salvation, and calls God's people to tell all nations of His great deeds.

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In the song of 12:1, what has happened to God's anger toward the singer?

It was never real, since God is never angryIt still burns, so the singer begs for mercyIt has moved on to fall upon the nationsIt has turned aside and given way to comfort