The chapter begins with a woe to the destroyer and treacherous, evoking feelings of distress and anguish for the suffering caused by their actions.
There is a heartfelt prayer for God's mercy and intervention, highlighting emotions of supplication and desperation.
The prophecy of the Lord rising up to bring justice and destroy the enemies invokes a sense of divine intervention and righteousness.
The promises of a stable, secure Zion bring feelings of comfort, security, and peace to those who trust in God.
The descriptions of the majesty and exaltation of the Lord evoke awe, reverence, and a sense of divine glory.