Chapter 39:
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Isaiah 39
The following commentary covers Chapters 36, 37, 38, and 39.
Sennacherib's
invasion: Hezekiah's sickness unto death: the Babylonian
captivity
Chapters 36-39 relate the
history of the invasion of Sennacherib, its result, and
the sickness unto death of Hezekiah, which preceded it:
an instruction for the remnant as to the manner in which
the Lord should be waited on (this deliverance being, as
to the substance of it, a figure of that which will take
place with respect to the Assyrian in the last days). The
sickness of Hezekiah furnishes us with a type of the Son
of David as raised from the dead—the power of
Christ, which shall be perfected in a nation raised
also—morally—from the dead, all their sins
being pardoned. It is the outward and inward deliverance
of Israel: resurrection (as to its practical power); and
deliverance from the Assyrian. Meanwhile, as a present
thing, the captivity in Babylon is announced.
The second part of
Isaiah: Israel's moral history
Previously to this, we
have rather had the outward history of Israel; but now we
have their moral or inward history, in their place of
testimony against idolatry, and in their relationship
with Christ, and the separation of a remnant. See the
next
note further on.
Chapter 39:
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