Isaiah 17:14 speaks of the swift downfall of those who have oppressed God’s people, particularly Damascus and its allies. It uses the imagery of trouble coming at “evening tide” and vanishing by “morning” to emphasize how quickly their destruction will come. The verse declares that those who have harmed Israel will face judgment, and their apparent success will be short-lived. The passage highlights God’s justice and the inevitability of divine retribution against those who oppose His people.
When the tower fell, a brother of a victim was working below and watched his brother falling, cut in two and still fastened with a safety belt to a piece of steel.
1971 TV tower collapse survivor shares story (presspubs.com) SHOREVIEW — Don Barnard, 77, is the only survivor left from the Shoreview TV tower collapse that left seven workers dead on Sept. 7, 1971, 45 years ago.