Matthew Poole Commentary - Isaiah 47:3

Matthew Poole Commentary - Isaiah 47:3 - 47:3

Online Resource Library

Commentary Index | Return to PrayerRequest.com | Download

Matthew Poole Commentary - Isaiah 47:3 - 47:3

(Show All Books | Show All Chapters)

This Chapter Verse Commentaries:

47:1 - 47:1
47:2 - 47:2
47:3 - 47:3
47:4 - 47:4
47:5 - 47:5
47:6 - 47:6
47:7 - 47:7
47:8 - 47:8
47:9 - 47:9
47:10 - 47:10
47:11 - 47:11
47:12 - 47:12
47:13 - 47:13
47:14 - 47:14
47:15 - 47:15

Thy nakedness shall be uncovered; either,

1. For want of raiment to cover it; or rather,

2. By thine enemies in way of scorn and contumely, by comparing this place with Eze_16:37 23:29.

Thy shame shall be seen upon thee for thy many and great injuries done to my people.

I will take vengeance, as a man meets his enemy in the field, to contend with thee.

I will not meet thee as a man, with moderation and gentleness, as those men who have not quite put off humanity use to do; but like a lion tearing thee to pieces, to which God in such case compareth himself, as Hos_5:14 13:7,8: compare Hos_11:4.