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Verse Isaiah 48:21. _THEY THIRSTED NOT - THROUGH THE DESERTS_]
_Kimchi_ has a surprising observation upon this place: "If the
prophecy,' says he, "relates to the return from the Babylonish
captivity,...
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AND THEY THIRSTED NOT - This is a part of that for which they would be
called to celebrate his name. It was not merely that he had redeemed
them, but that he had abundantly provided for their needs in...
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CHAPTER 48
The Divine Restatement Concerning His People, Their Condition and
Future
1. _Their condition and Jehovah's predictions (Isaiah 48:1)_ 2.
_Jehovah acts for His Name's sake (Isaiah 48:9)_ 3....
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THE JOYOUS SONG OF THE RETURNING EXILES. The exiles on their return
exhort one another to publish the salvation which Yahweh has brought,
how, repeating the wonders of the Exodus, He miraculously prov...
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HE LED THEM, &C. Reference to Pentateuch (Deuteronomy 8:2).
CAUSED. Reference to Pentateuch (Exodus 17:6; Numbers 20:11). App-92....
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These are still words of the ransomed people. The allusions are to the
miracles in the wilderness of Sinai (cf. Exodus 17:6; Numbers 20:11)
which are represented as having been repeated during the des...
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GO YE FORTH OF BABYLON— Hitherto the Son of God had proceeded with
reproof, but the most gentle of its kind. In the mean time, the
Chaldeans, in this part of the prophetic vision, are supposed to have...
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c. PRACTICE
TEXT: Isaiah 48:17-22
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Thus saith Jehovah, thy Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel: I am Jehovah
thy God, who teacheth thee to profit, who leadeth thee by the way that
thou shouldest go....
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And they thirsted not when he led them through the deserts: he caused
the waters to flow out of the rock for them: he clave the rock also,
and the waters gushed out.
AND THEY THIRSTED NOT (WHEN) HE...
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LET THE EXILES TRUST IN JEHOVAH, AND COME OUT OF BABYLON
1-11. Jehovah's purpose will be executed, but not for Israel's merit.
12-22. Let Israel recognise His leading in the course of history, and
l...
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The imagery is from the former exodus from Egypt....
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The *Lord reminds his people how he looked after them in the past. He
always supplied the things that they needed, even in the desert (see
Exodus 17:1-7)....
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ISAIAH: GOD CONTROLS THE NATIONS
GOD PROMISES COMFORT TO HIS PEOPLE
ISAIAH CHAPTER S 40 TO 48
_NORMAN HILLYER_
CHAPTER 48
ISRAEL’S EMPTY RELIGION
V1 The *Lord says, ‘Listen to this, you family...
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HE CAUSED THE WATERS TO FLOW... — A dead prosaic literalism makes
men wonder that there is no record of such wonders on the return from
Babylon. A truer insight recognises that the “water out of the
r...
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וְ לֹ֣א צָמְא֗וּ בָּ חֳרָבֹות֙
הֹֽולִיכָ֔ם מַ
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Isaiah 44:1; Isaiah 45:1; Isaiah 46:1; Isaiah 47:1; Isaiah 48:1...
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“A LIGHT TO THE GENTILES”
Isaiah 48:17-22; Isaiah 49:1-13
The first division of this second part of Isaiah closes at Isaiah
48:22, with the phrase _there is no peace to the wicked_. The second
divisi...
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This chapter constitutes the last section of the division dealing with
the purpose of peace. It is a great appeal to the people. It first
describes Jehovah's methods (verses Isa 48:1-11). He has had t...
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And they (z) thirsted not [when] he led them through the deserts: he
caused the waters to flow out of the rock for them: he broke the rock
also, and the waters gushed out.
(z) He shows that it will b...
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_Out. Their return was facilitated. This may easily be applied
(Calmet) to the conversion of the Gentiles. (St. Jerome)_...
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How gracious the preface to all these sweet promises; and how sure
they become, in the name of the great Promiser! Reader! let it be our
earnest study and delight to come under the teaching of this al...
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21._Therefore they thirsted not. _Because the Jews did not see the way
opened up for their return, and because great and dangerous
wildernesses intervened, the Prophet asserts the power of God, and
br...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 46, 47, AND 48.
In Chapter s 46, 47, the application is made to Babylon and to her
idols, but still as pleading for Israel as beloved of God; for
governmental...
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AND THEY THIRSTED NOT WHEN HE LED THEM THROUGH THE DESERTS,.... As
when he led the people of Israel through the wilderness to Canaan's
land, though they sometimes thirsted for want of water, yet they...
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And they thirsted not [when] he led them through the deserts: he
caused the waters to flow out of the rock for them: he clave the rock
also, and the waters gushed out.
Ver. 21. _And they thirsted not...
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_Go ye forth of Babylon_ The imperative is here, as it is very
frequently, put for the future, _ye shall go forth_, &c. For the words
do not so much contain a command as a promise. This form of speaki...
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An Urgent Invitation to Believe the Lord's Word...
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And they thirsted not when He led them through the deserts; He caused
the waters to flow out of the rock for them, Exodus 17:6; HE CLAVE THE
ROCK ALSO, AND THE WATERS GUSHED OUT, Numbers 20:11, the re...
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16-22 The Holy Spirit qualifies for service; and those may speak
boldly, whom God and his Spirit send. This is to be applied to Christ.
He was sent, and he had the Spirit without measure. Whom God re...
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This is part of the matter which the Jews are obliged to declare to
all people, as they have opportunity, to wit, that God took the same
care of them in their return from Babylon to Canaan, which was...
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Isaiah 48:21 thirst H6770 (H8804) led H3212 (H8689) deserts H2723
waters H4325 flow H5140 (H8689) rock...
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THE CALL TO FLEE FROM BABYLON (ISAIAH 48:20).
As we come to the end of the section from chapter 40 to 48 we find
God's final charge. It is to ‘flee from Babylon.' Babylon with all
that it stood for wa...
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CHAPTER 48 THE UNPREPARED STATE OF ISRAEL/JUDAH.
Babylon, and its final fate, has just been described, but the very
idea has turned Isaiah's attention on Israel. It has put Israel under
the microscop...
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Isaiah 48:1. _Hear ye this, O house of Jacob, which are called by the
name of Israel, and are come forth out of the waters of Judah, which
swear by the name of the LORD, and make mention of the God of...
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CONTENTS: The dullness of Israel. Restoration under the Servant of
Jehovah. Israel reminded of the promises.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ, Holy Spirit.
CONCLUSION: God often finds His people obstinate and...
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Isaiah 48:1. _Which swear by the name of the Lord,_ who resents all
false swearing to his covenant.
Isaiah 48:3. _I have declared the former things._ The Messiah
continues here to be the speaker, and...
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_Go ye forth of Babylon_
SUMMONED TO AN EXODUS
There has never been an era in which God’s people have not been face
to face with a great principle of evil, embodied in a city,
confederation, or cons...
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ISAIAH—NOTE ON ISAIAH 48:1 Despite Israel’s stubborn unbelief, God
pursues his purpose of redemption. He will free them from Babylon for
his own sake.
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ISAIAH—NOTE ON ISAIAH 48:20 THEY DID NOT THIRST. The return of the
exiles is a second exodus, marked again by God’s miraculous
provision (see Exodus 17:1;...
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THE RIGHT USE OF THE HISTORY OF GOD’S DEALINGS WITH HIS PEOPLE
Isaiah 48:20. _Go forth from Babylon! Flee ye from the Chaldeans! With
the voice of joy tell this, &c._
Isaiah had prophesied that his f...
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EXPOSITION
The present chapter, which terminates the second section of Isaiah's
later prophecies, consists of a long address by God to his people,
partly in the way of complaint, partly of combined p...
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Now in chapter 48 God speaks about how that He is going to restore
then under the Holy One, Jehovah's servant. And God is going to
restore the house of Jacob.
Hear ye this, O house of Jacob, which ar...
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They thirsted not — They shall not thirst. He speaks of things to
come, as if they were already past....