Yǐsaìyàshū 4:2-6

2 Dào nà rì , Yēhéhuá fāshēng de miaó , bì huámĕi zūnróng , de de chūchǎn , bì wèi Yǐsèliè taótuō de rén xiǎn wèi rónghuá mào shèng .

3 Zhǔ yǐ gōngyì de líng , hé fùnshāo de líng , jiāng Xī \'ān nǚzi de wūhuì xǐ qù , yòu jiāng Yēlùsǎlĕng zhōng shārén de xuè chú jìng ,

4 Nàshí , shèng zaì Xī \'ān liú zaì Yēlùsǎlĕng de , jiù shì yīqiè zhù Yēlùsǎlĕng , zaì shēngmìng cè shang jì míng de , bì chēngwèi shèng .

5 Yēhéhuá yĕ bì zaì Xī \'ān quán shān , bìng ge huì zhòng yǐshàng , shǐ bái rì yǒu yān yún , hēi yè yǒu huǒyàn de guāng . yīnwei zaì quán róngyào zhī shang bì yǒu zhē bì .

6 Bì yǒu tíngzi , bái rì kĕyǐ dé yìn bì shǔ , yĕ kĕyǐ zuòwéi cáng shēn zhī chù , duǒbì kuángfēng bào yǔ .

Yǐsaìyàshū 4:2-6 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 4

The "first" verse of this chapter Isa 4:1 seems more properly to belong to the preceding chapter, which declares such a scarcity of men, through the destruction of them in war, there predicted, that there should be seven women to one man; who, contrary to their natural modesty, would make suit to him; and, contrary to custom, propose to provide their own food and raiment, only desiring to be called by his name. After which, Isa 4:2, follows a prophecy of Christ, who is described by his names, the branch of the Lord, and the fruit of the earth; and by proper epithets of him, as such, beautiful, glorious, excellent, and comely; and by the persons to whom he is so, the escaped of Israel, to whom various blessings are promised; as the sanctification of them, the source of which is their election, and the means of it the spirit of judgment and burning, Isa 4:3,4 and the protection and preservation of them, by the Lord's creating, as for Israel of old, a cloud of smoke to rest upon them by day, and a shining of flaming fire by night, and by being himself a tabernacle to screen them from heat in the day, and a place of refuge to cover them from storm and rain, Isa 4:5,6.