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Pass through your land as the Nile, daughter of Tarshish; there is no restraint any more.
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A City Unrestrained
Commentators explain that the image of people passing through the land "as a river" signifies a complete collapse of order and defense. With its fortifications and power gone, the inhabitants of Tyre are forced to flee and scatter without restraint, like a river bursting its banks.
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Isaiah
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18th Century
Presbyterian
Pass through your land as a river - This verse has been very variously understood. Vitringa supposes that it means that all that he…
19th Century
Anglican
Pass through thy land as a river ... —The word for “river” is that used in Isaiah 23:3 with special reference to the Nile. Here the inunda…
16th Century
Protestant
For there is not any longer a girdle. מזח (mēzăch) is translated by some as a girdle, and by others as strength…
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Pass through your land as a river, O daughter of Tarshish, &c.] Or, "of the sea", as the Vulgate Latin; meaning Tyre, whi…
Tyre was the trading center of the nations. She was known for her joy and entertainment; and this made her reluctant to consider the warnings God g…
13th Century
Catholic
The oracle concerning Tyre. In this part, he issues threats against the Tyrians, who were connected to the people of God through…
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