Isaías 30:27-33

27 He aquí, el nombre del SEÑOR viene de lejos ardiente es su ira, y denso es su humo. Sus labios están llenos de indignación, su lengua es como fuego consumidor,

28 y su aliento como un torrente desbordado que llega hasta el cuello, para zarandear a las naciones en una zaranda de destrucción, y poner la brida que conduce a la ruina en las mandíbulas de los pueblos.

29 Tendréis cánticos como en la noche en que celebráis la fiesta, y alegría de corazón como cuando uno marcha al son de la flauta, para ir al monte del SEÑOR, a la Roca de Israel.

30 Y el SEÑOR hará oír la majestad de su voz, y dejará ver el descenso de su brazo con furia de ira y llama de fuego consumidor, con turbión, aguacero y piedra de granizo.

31 Porque a la voz del SEÑOR, Asiria se aterrará cuando El hiera con la vara.

32 Y cada golpe de la vara de castigo que el SEÑOR descargue sobre ella, será al son de panderos y liras; y en batallas, blandiendo armas, El peleará contra ellos.

33 Porque Tofet está preparado desde hace tiempo, ciertamente, ha sido dispuesto para el rey. El lo ha hecho profundo y ancho, una pira de fuego con abundante leña; el soplo del SEÑOR, como torrente de azufre, lo enciende.

Isaías 30:27-33 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 30

This chapter contains a complaint of the Jews for their sins and transgressions; a prophecy of their destruction for them; a promise of grace and mercy, and of happy times, to the saints; and a threatening of utter and dreadful ruin to the wicked. The Jews are complained of for their rebellion against God, their slighting his counsel and protection, their trust in Egypt, and application there for help; whither they went with their riches for safety, but in vain, it being contrary to the will and counsel of God, Isa 30:1-7 next follows a denunciation of ruin and destruction for these things, rebellion, and lying, and vain confidence, as well as for contempt of the word of God, which, that it might appear sure and certain, is ordered to be written in a book, Isa 30:8-12 and this ruin is signified by the sudden falling of a wall, and by the breaking of a potter's vessel into pieces, which can never be used more, Isa 30:13,14 and seeing they rejected the way of salvation proposed by the Lord, and took their own way, first destruction is threatened them, which should be very easily brought about, and become so general, that few should escape it, Isa 30:15-17 and then promises of grace and mercy are made to them that wait for the Lord, Isa 30:18 such as a dwelling place in Zion, hearing their prayers, granting them teachers to instruct them, and the riddance of idolatry from them, Isa 30:19-22 and also many outward blessings, as seasonable rain, good bread corn, fat pastures, good food for cattle, and fruitfulness of mountains and hills, Isa 30:23-25 likewise an amazing degree of spiritual light and glory, and healing of the Lord's people, Isa 30:26 and the chapter is concluded with a threatening Of God's wrath upon the Assyrian, expressed by various similes, as of an angry man, an overflowing torrent, a tempest of thunder, lightning, and hail, and the fire of Tophet, Isa 30:27-33.

Footnotes

• [a]. I.e., lugar de sacrificios humanos a Moloc