Isaiah 59: Sin Separates and the Redeemer Comes

Isaiah explains that the LORD can still save, but the people’s sins have cut them off from Him, and he exposes their violence, lies, and injustice. The people confess their guilt, and the LORD, finding no one to help, puts on armor and acts alone to save, promising a Redeemer for the repentant and His abiding Spirit.

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According to 59:18-19, what result follows when the LORD repays His enemies?

His name is feared from the west to the eastThe islands are emptied of all their peopleJudah is given rule over all its former foesThe nations forget Him until a later age