Isaiah 79 (37:21 - 37:38)

And Yeshayah Novi answered, and he said, So Yeshayah sent to Haskiwi to say like this, This is what Hashem, the God of Israel, said, This is what Hashem spoke about him, that you, Sanhedrin, think that you're so powerful.

No, you're nothing like that.

She scorns you, she mocks you, meaning, as the Pusikon is going to continue, After you, she shakes her head.

Basically, to say that you, Sanhedrin, think you're so powerful, you're nothing.

You think you're going to be able to overpower them.

Here, it's going to be your destruction.

And lift your eyes on high against who? Against the Holy One of Israel.

Pus continues and says, not only have you not come yourself to fight against me, you've sent your servant.

By the hands of your servant, you have insulted my Lord.

And you said, with my multitude of chariots, I shall climb the highest mountains, and the ends of Levonin, which is the Levonin forest.

And I will chop off the huge tall trees, its choicest Cypriot trees, and I shall enter his ultimate heights, the forest of his fruitful field.

Ezra is explaining that Sancher was intending to invade the Bais HaMikdash, and that's called Muraym Hurim and Yarka Selevunan.

Those are names for the Bais HaMikdash.

First, I'm going to destroy the earthly dwelling below.

And then I will destroy the heavenly dwelling that's above.

Obviously, Sanhedrin was quite delusional and idiotic, thinking that he can destroy God, which he can't even see.

But that was the idea.

When somebody is a Balgava, he thinks everything he can conqueror nothing stands before my will as the pussy continues that some head was saying i dug and drank waters meaning it never happened that i started digging and didn't find water i always start whatever i start i don't give up until i finish it i dig and dig and dig until i get to the waters and if i ever come to a city and i see that it is protected by rivers around it that are protected What do I do? I dry out with the soles of my feet, meaning from my soldiers.

I bring so many soldiers to conquer the city that they dry out the rivers.

And I dry out with the soles of my feet all the streams of the cities which I am besieging.

It says that when the armies of Sanhedrin went to destroy a city, they came in waves.

The first wave of soldiers crossed it by swimming, and the second wave of soldiers just walked over it because it just dried out the river already.

And the third wave of soldiers was that it was so many soldiers that they dried it out so badly that the riverbed was bringing up dust.

That's how dry it was.

Now, the posting continues to address some kind of directly.