Having graphically described the uncomfortable situation of unfaithful Jerusalem of his day ​ — and of modern unfaithful Christendom — ​ Isaiah went on to say: “Jehovah will rise up just as at Mount Perazim, he will be agitated just as in the low plain near Gibeon, that he may do his deed ​ — his deed is strange — ​ and that he may work his work ​ — his work is unusual. ”
Kirjeldanud piltlikult oma päevade ustavusetu Jeruusalemma ja kaasaegse ustavusetu ristiusumaailma ebamugavat olukorda, ütleb Jesaja edasi: „Nagu Peratsimi mäel tõuseb Jehoova; ta vihastub nagu Gibeoni orus, et teha oma tööd — hämmastav on tema töö [„ tema tegu on võõristav ”, NW] ja et toimetada oma tegu — võõristav on tema tegu [„tema töö on ebaharilik ”, NW]! ”