Isaías 17:7

7 Aquel día el hombre tendrá en estima a su Hacedor, y sus ojos mirarán al Santo de Israel.

Isaías 17:7 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 17:7

At that day shall a man look to his Maker
The one only living and true God, who has made him, and not he himself, nor any other creature; that is, such as are left, as before described, the remnant, according to the election of grace; these shall look to God for help and assistance, for supply, support, and protection; and to Christ particularly, who is the Maker of all things, without whom was not any thing made that is made, for all spiritual blessings; for righteousness and strength, for peace and pardon, for food, and all comfortable supplies of grace, for life and salvation; who is set up to be looked unto for these things; to whom men are directed and encouraged to look for them, both by himself, and by his ministers, and to whom saints in all ages have looked and have not been disappointed; and to this sense the following words incline: and his eyes shall have respect to the Holy One of Israel;
who in this prophecy is said to be the Redeemer, ( Isaiah 43:14 ) ( 54:5 ) he is the Holy One that sprung from literal Israel; and is the sanctifier of mystical Israel; to which agrees the Targum,

``and his eyes shall hope for the Word of the Holy One of Israel:''

the Word by whom all things were made in the beginning, and who was made flesh and dwelt among men.

Isaías 17:7 In-Context

5 Será como cuando el segador recoge la mies, y su brazo cosecha las espigas; o será como el que recoge espigas en el valle de Refaim.

6 Pero quedarán en él rebuscos como cuando se varea el olivo: dos o tres aceitunas en la rama más alta, cuatro o cinco en las ramas de un árbol fructífero declara el SEÑOR, Dios de Israel.

7 Aquel día el hombre tendrá en estima a su Hacedor, y sus ojos mirarán al Santo de Israel.

8 Y no tendrá en estima los altares, obra de sus manos, ni mirará a lo que sus dedos hicieron: las Aseras y los altares de incienso.

9 Aquel día sus ciudades fuertes serán como lugares abandonados en el bosque, o como ramas que fueron abandonadas delante de los hijos de Israel; la tierra será una desolación.