Isaías 52:6-15

6 Portanto o meu povo saberá o meu nome; portanto saberá naquele dia que sou eu o que falo; eis-me aqui.
7 Quão formosos sobre os montes são os pés do que anuncia as boas-novas, que proclama a paz, que anuncia coisas boas, que proclama a salvação, que diz a Sião: O teu Deus reina!
8 Eis a voz dos teus atalaias! eles levantam a voz, juntamente exultam; porque de perto contemplam a volta do Senhor a Sião.
9 Clamai cantando, exultai juntamente, desertos de Jerusalém; porque o Senhor consolou o seu povo, remiu a Jerusalém.
10 O Senhor desnudou o seu santo braço � vista de todas as nações; e todos os confins da terra verão a salvação do nosso Deus.
11 Retirai-vos, retirai-vos, saí daí, não toqueis coisa imunda; saí do meio dela, purificai-vos, os que levais os vasos do Senhor.
12 Pois não saireis apressadamente, nem ireis em fuga; porque o Senhor irá diante de vós, e o Deus de Israel será a vossa retaguarda.
13 Eis que o meu servo procederá com prudência; será exaltado, e elevado, e mui sublime.
14 Como pasmaram muitos � vista dele (pois o seu aspecto estava tão desfigurado que não era o de um homem, e a sua figura não era a dos filhos dos homens),
15 assim ele espantará muitas nações; por causa dele reis taparão a boca; pois verão aquilo que não se lhes havia anunciado, e entenderão aquilo que não tinham ouvido.

Isaías 52:6-15 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 52

This chapter is a prophecy of the glorious state of the church in the latter day, typified by the deliverance of the Jews from Babylon. The church, under the names of Zion and Jerusalem, is exhorted to awake and clothe herself with strength, and with beautiful garments, to shake off her dust, and loose her bands, since she should become a pure and separate people, Isa 52:1,2 and whereas the Lord's people had been afflicted formerly by the Egyptians, and more lately by the Assyrians, a free redemption is promised them; and the rather they might expect it, since the Lord was no gainer by their affliction, but a loser in his name and honour, as well as they distressed, Isa 52:3-5. And it is suggested, that the knowledge of the Lord should be spread, the good tidings of peace and salvation be delightfully published, and that the ministers of the Gospel should have clear light, and be harmonious and unanimous in the publishing of it, Isa 52:6-8. Upon which the waste places of Jerusalem are called upon to rejoice, both because of the restoration of the Jews, and the conversion of the Gentiles, Isa 2:9,10. And the people of God are called to go out of Babylon, the manner of their departure is directed, and something said for their encouragement, Isa 52:11,12. And the chapter is concluded with some account of the Messiah, of his humiliation and exaltation, and of his work and office, Isa 52:13-15, and which are enlarged upon in the next chapter, which ought properly to begin with these last verses.

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