Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - Isaiah 33:17

Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - Isaiah 33:17 - 33:17

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Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - Isaiah 33:17 - 33:17

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This Chapter Verse Commentaries:

33:1 - 33:1
33:2 - 33:2
33:3 - 33:3
33:5 - 33:5
33:7 - 33:7
33:11 - 33:11
33:12 - 33:12
33:13 - 33:13
33:15 - 33:15
33:17 - 33:17
33:18 - 33:18
33:20 - 33:20
33:21 - 33:21
33:23 - 33:23

Over this picture the prophet forgets the sinners in Zion, and greets with words of promise the thriving church of the future. “Thine eyes will see the king in his beauty, will see a land that is very far off.” The king of Judah, hitherto so deeply humbled, and, as Micah instances by way of example, “smitten upon the cheeks,” is then glorified by the victory of his God; and the nation, constituted as described in Isa 33:15, Isa 33:16, will see him in his God-given beauty, and see the land of promise, cleared of enemies as far as the eye can reach and the foot carry, restored to Israel without reserve, and under the dominion of this sovereign enjoying all the blessedness of peace.