Isaías 16:11

11 Por tanto, mis entrañas sonarán como arpa acerca de Moab; y mi interior sobre Kir-hareset

Isaías 16:11 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 16:11

Wherefore my bowels shall sound like a harp for Moab
Making a noise as the harp does, and a mournful one as that, when used at funerals; which it makes when it is stricken or played on with the hand, as these were, through the afflictive and punitive hand of God; and which, when stricken, causes a quavering of the strings, to which the inward trembling of the bowels is compared, and is very expressive of the prophet's sympathy, or those he personates; for, when one string of the harp is touched, the rest sound. For these words, as Kimchi says, are spoken in the language of the Moabites; those that survived lamenting the desolate state of their country, which must be very great and affecting; and to show that it was so is the design of the prophet's expressing himself after this manner; for if it was painful to him, it must be much more so to them; so the Targum,

``wherefore the bowels of the Moabites shall sound as a harp;''
of the sounding of the bowels, see ( Isaiah 63:15 ) ( Jeremiah 4:9 ) : and mine inward parts for Kirharesh:
the same with Kirhareseth, ( Isaiah 16:7 ) which being a principal city, the destruction of it was greatly laid to heart. The Targum is,
``and their heart shall grieve for the men of the city of their strength;''
it being a strong city, in which they placed their confidence; but being destroyed, and the inhabitants of it, it was very affecting, to which agrees ( Jeremiah 48:31 ) .

Isaías 16:11 In-Context

9 Por lo cual lamentaré con lloro a Jazer de la viña de Sibma; he de embriagarte de mis lágrimas oh Hesbón y Eleale; porque sobre tus cosechas y sobre tu siega cesará la canción
10 Quitado es el gozo y la alegría del campo fértil; en las viñas no cantarán, ni se regocijarán; no pisará vino en los lagares el pisador; la canción hice cesar
11 Por tanto, mis entrañas sonarán como arpa acerca de Moab; y mi interior sobre Kir-hareset
12 Y acaecerá, que cuando Moab pareciere que está cansado sobre los lugares altos, entonces vendrá a su Santuario a orar, y no podrá
13 Esta es la palabra, que pronunció el SEÑOR sobre Moab desde aquel tiempo

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