Matthew Poole Commentary - Isaiah 22:8 - 22:8

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Isaiah 22:8 - 22:8


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He; the enemy, Sennacherib, of whose invasion he seems to speak.



The covering of Judah: he took those fenced cities, which were a covering or safeguard both to the people of Judah, who fled to them, and to Jerusalem, which was begirt and defended by them.



Thou didst look in that day to the armour; thy hope and trust was wholly or chiefly placed in the arm of flesh. For although Hezekiah was commended for his trust in God, yet the generality of the people were guilty of distrust in God, and confidence in the creature.



The house of the forest; more fully called the house of the forest of Lebanon, 1Ki_7:2, not because it was built in Lebanon, for it was in Jerusalem; but either because it was built of the trees of Lebanon, for which cause the temple is called Lebanon, Zec_11:1, or for other reasons. See Poole "1Ki_7:2".