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Isaías 29:15-24

Listen to Isaías 29:15-24
15 Ai daqueles que descem às profundezaspara esconder seus planos do SENHOR,que agem nas trevas e pensam:“Quem é que nos vê? Quem ficará sabendo?”
16 Vocês viram as coisas pelo avesso!Como se fosse possível imaginar que o oleiro é igual ao barro!Acaso o objeto formado pode dizer àquele que o formou:“Ele não me fez”?E o vaso poderá dizer do oleiro:“Ele nada sabe”?
17 Acaso o Líbano não será logo transformado em campo fértil,e não se pensará que o campo fértil é uma floresta?
18 Naquele dia, os surdos ouvirão as palavras do livro,e, não mais em trevas e escuridão,os olhos dos cegos tornarão a ver.
19 Mais uma vez os humildes se alegrarão no SENHOR,e os necessitados exultarão no Santo de Israel.
20 Será o fim do cruel,o zombador desapareceráe todos os de olhos inclinados para o mal serão eliminados,
21 os quais com uma palavra tornam réu o inocente,no tribunal trapaceiam contra o defensore com testemunho falso impedem que se faça justiça ao inocente.
22 Por isso, o SENHOR, que redimiu Abraão, diz à descendência de Jacó:“Jacó não será mais humilhado;e o seu rosto não tornará a empalidecer.
23 Quando ele vir em seu meio,os seus filhos,a obra de minhas mãos,proclamará o meu santo nome;reconhecerá a santidade do Santo de Jacó,
24 e, no temor do Deus de Israel, permanecerá.Os desorientados de espírito obterão entendimento;e os queixosos aceitarão instrução”.

Isaías 29:15-24 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO ISAIAH 29

This chapter contains a prophecy concerning the destruction of the temple and city of Jerusalem by the Romans; the character and condition of the people of the Jews, previous to it; the calling of the Gentiles, by the preaching of the Gospel; the ruin of antichrist, and the conversion of the Jews, in the latter day. The siege and destruction of Jerusalem are described in Isa 29:1-6 the disappointment of their enemies, notwithstanding their taking and destroying it, Isa 29:7,8 the stupidity, judicial blindness, and hardness of the Jews, which brought on their ruin, are predicted, Isa 29:9,10 the ignorance of their learned, as well as of their unlearned men, with respect to the Scripture, and the prophecies of it, Isa 29:11,12 their hypocrisy and formality in worship, Isa 29:13 a blast upon all their wisdom and prudence, who thought to be wiser than the Lord, and too many for him, whose folly and atheism are exposed, Isa 29:14-16, and a great change both in Judea and the Gentile world, by the removal of the Gospel from the one to the other, Isa 29:17 the effects of which are, deaf sinners hear the word, dark minds are enlightened, and joy increased among the meek and poor, Isa 29:18,19 the fall of the Jews, or else of antichrist, is foretold, Isa 29:20,21 and the chapter is closed with a promise and prophecy of the conversion of the seed of Abraham and Jacob, Isa 29:22-24.

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