Isaiah, Translated and Explained: Isaiah XXXVI-LXVIJohn Wiley, 1861 - Bible |
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allusion analogy ancient application Assyria Babylon Babylonish exile Behold called chapter chosen Christ church common version Compare ch connection construction context Cyrus deliverance denote described Deut divine earth Egypt enemies English Version explained expression father favour figure foregoing verse future gentiles glory God's hand hath heathen heavens Hebrew Hebrew word Hezekiah Holy idea idolatry idols implies interpreters Isaiah Israel Jacob Jerusalem Jews king of Assyria Kings Lachish last clause literal meaning mentioned merely Messiah metaphor nations natural noun object of address old dispensation old economy Old Testament parallel passage person phrase preceding verse prediction preterite promise pronoun prophecy Prophet question Rabshakeh reference represented righteousness saith Jehovah salvation seems Sennacherib sense Septuagint Servant of Jehovah Shebna Sinim specific spiritual suppose supposition thee things thou hast thou shalt tion translation true truth understand understood unto usage verb whole writers Zion
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