References to the wilderness and desert tie this chapter to the preceding one. The wilderness that God so thoroughly judged, personified here, will eventually rejoice because it will blossom profusely. The beauty and glory that formerly marked Lebanon and Carmel, before the devastation of chapter34 , will mark these places again, but more so. Their transformation, at God"s hand, will enable them to appreciate the inherent value and majestic dignity of Israel"s sovereign Lord (cf. Romans 8:13-25). [source][source][source]
"If we will give God his glory, then he will give his to us." [1][source]