Isaías 42:20

20 Tú has visto muchas cosas, pero no las observas; los oídos están abiertos, pero nadie oye.

Isaías 42:20 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 42:20

Seeing many things, but thou observest not
The Scribes and Pharisees, saw Christ in the flesh; they saw the miracles he did; they saw the blind receive their sight, the lame walk, the lepers cleansed, the deaf hear, and the dead raised; yet they did not give note to these things, and keep them in their minds, and regard them as clear proofs of his being the Messiah: opening the ears, but he heareth not;
they heard John Baptist preach, the forerunner of Christ, and the testimony he bore of him; they heard Christ himself and his apostles; they sometimes opened their ears, and seemed to listen and hear with attention, and wonder at what they heard; and some would own, that never man spake like Jesus; and yet understood not his speech, and hardened their hearts against him; they saw many things with their bodily eyes, but perceived them not with the eyes of their understandings; they heard with their ears, but understood not in their hearts; for their eyes were shut and their ears heavy, ( Isaiah 6:9 ) ( Matthew 13:14 Matthew 13:15 ) .

Isaías 42:20 In-Context

18 Sordos, oíd; ciegos, mirad y ved.
19 ¿Quién es ciego sino mi siervo, tan sordo como el mensajero a quien envío? ¿Quién es tan ciego como el que está en paz conmigo, tan ciego como el siervo del SEÑOR?
20 Tú has visto muchas cosas, pero no las observas; los oídos están abiertos, pero nadie oye.
21 El SEÑOR se complació por causa de su justicia en hacer la ley grande y gloriosa.
22 Mas este es un pueblo saqueado y despojado, todos atrapados en cuevas, o escondidos en prisiones; se han convertido en presa sin que nadie los libre y en despojo sin que nadie diga: Devuélvelos.
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