Isaiah 46:1-2

ABP_Strongs⁽ⁱ⁾

1 G4098 Bel fell, G* G4937 Dagon was broken. G* G1096 [²became G3588 G1099.3 ¹Their carved images] G1473 G1519 for G2342 the wild beasts; G2532 and G2934 cattle G142 lift G1473 them G2611 being bound G5613 for a G5413 load, G2872 tiring, G1590 fainting,

2 G2532 and G3983 hungering, G3756 not G2480 being able G260 together; G3739 the ones who G3756 are not G1410 able G4982 to be delivered G575 from G4171 war; G1473 but they themselves G1161 G164 [²as captives G71 ¹are led away].

Online Parallel Study Bible

Isaiah 46:1 The idols of Babylon could not save themselves.
Isaiah 46:3 God saves his people to the end.
Isaiah 46:5 Idols are not comparable to God for power,
Isaiah 46:12 or present salvation.

Bel.Bel, called Belus by the Greek and Roman writers, is the same as Baal; and Nebo is interpreted by Castell and Norberg of Mercury; the two principal idols of Babylon. When that city was taken by the Persians, these images were carried in triumph.
Isaiah 21:9; Isaiah 41:6; Isaiah 41:7; Exodus 12:12; 1 Samuel 5:3; Jeremiah 48:1-25; Jeremiah 50:2; Jeremiah 51:44; Jeremiah 51:47; Jeremiah 51:52
a burden.
Isaiah 2:20; Jeremiah 10:5