'Woe to them that are at ease in Zion' condemns comfortable complacency among the wealthy while the nation's actual problems go unaddressed. The chapter describes their luxury in specific detail, ivory couches, fine wine, elaborate music, contrasted ...
Legal & Ethical<b>those called the first of the nations</b>—You were called the most praiseworthy of the nations.<br><br><b>and the house of Israel has come to them</b>—They chose the ordinances of the nations and came to be included among them.
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