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Isaia 13:5

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5 Il Signore e gli strumenti della sua indegnazione vengono di lontan paese, dall’estremità del cielo, per distrugger tutta la terra.

Isaia 13:5 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 13:5

They come from a far country, from the end of heaven
The east, as Kimchi observes; the Targum is, from the ends of the earth; the furthermost parts of it, as Persia and Media were: the former is bounded on the south side by the main ocean; and the latter, part of it by the Caspian sea; and between Babylon and these kingdoms lay the large kingdom of Assyria; so that this army might be truly said to come from a far country: [even] the Lord, and the weapons of his indignation;
the Medes and Persians, who were the instruments of his wrath and vengeance against Babylon; just as Assyria is called the rod of his anger, ( Isaiah 10:5 ) with these he is said to come, because this army was of his gathering, mustering, ordering, and directing, in his providence; the end and design of which was, to destroy the whole land;
not the whole world, as the Septuagint render it; but the whole land of Chaldea, of which Babylon was the metropolis. The Targum is,

``to destroy all the wicked of the earth.''
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Isaia 13:5 In-Context

3 Io ho data commissione a’ miei deputati; ed anche, per eseguir l’ira mia, ho chiamati i miei uomini prodi, gli uomini trionfanti della mia altezza.
4 Vi è un romore di moltitudine sopra i monti, simile a quello di un gran popolo; vi è un romore risonante de’ regni delle nazioni adunate; il Signor degli eserciti rassegna l’esercito della gente di guerra.
5 Il Signore e gli strumenti della sua indegnazione vengono di lontan paese, dall’estremità del cielo, per distrugger tutta la terra.
6 Urlate; perciocchè il giorno del Signore è vicino; egli verrà come un guastamento fatto dall’Onnipotente.
7 Perciò, tutte le mani diventeranno fiacche, ed ogni cuor d’uomo si struggerà.
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