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For Yahweh has indignation against all the nations, and wrath against all their host: he has utterly destroyed them, he has delivered them to the slaughter.
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God's Certain Judgment
Commentators like Albert Barnes and John Calvin highlight the prophet's use of the past tense ('he hath utterly destroyed them'). This isn't a historical report but a prophetic statement. The action is described as already completed to show the absolute certainty of God's future judgment against those who oppose Him. For believers, this is a firm promise that God's justice will prevail.
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Isaiah
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18th Century
Presbyterian
For the indignation of the Lord - Yahweh is about to express his wrath against all the nations which are opposed to his people.
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16th Century
Protestant
For the indignation of Jehovah is on all the nations. He undoubtedly means “the nations” that were hostile to the Jews, and at the same ti…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
For the indignation of the Lord [is] upon all nations All the nations of the earth, which have committed fornication…
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Here is a prophecy of the wars of the Lord, all of which are both righteous and successful. All nations are concerned. And as they have all had the…
13th Century
Catholic
Come near, you Gentiles. In this part, he threatens those who were allies of the Assyrians.
First, he threatens al…
