Isaías 37:2

2 Y envió a Eliacim mayordomo, y a Sebna escriba, y a los Ancianos de los Sacerdotes, cubiertos de cilicio, a Isaías profeta, hijo de Amoz.

Isaías 37:2 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 37:2

And he sent Eliakim, who was over the household, and Shebna the
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Two of the commissioners sent to Rabshakeh, and who heard his insolence and blasphemy, and were capable of giving a full account of it, to Isaiah the prophet: and the elders of the priests;
as the chief of those that were concerned in civil affairs, so the chief of those that were employed in sacred things, were sent: this was a very honourable embassy; and it was showing great respect to the prophet, to send such personages to him: covered with sackcloth;
as the king himself was, following his example; and this is to be understood not of the elders of the priests only, but of Eliakim and Shebna also. These, so clad, were sent by the king unto Isaiah the prophet, the son of Amoz;
to give him an account of the present situation of affairs, of the distress he was in, and to desire his prayers: a very proper person to apply to, a prophet, one highly dear to God, and honoured by him, had near access unto him, and knew much of his mind.

Isaías 37:2 In-Context

1 Aconteció, pues, que el rey Ezequías, al oír esto, rasgó sus vestidos, y cubierto de cilicio vino a la Casa del SEÑOR.

2 Y envió a Eliacim mayordomo, y a Sebna escriba, y a los Ancianos de los Sacerdotes, cubiertos de cilicio, a Isaías profeta, hijo de Amoz.

3 Los cuales le dijeron: Ezequías dice así: Día de angustia, de reprensión y de blasfemia, es este día; porque los hijos han llegado hasta la rotura del agua , y no hay fuerza en la que da a luz.

4 Quizá oirá el SEÑOR tu Dios las palabras de Rabsaces, al cual envió el rey de Asiria su señor a blasfemar al Dios vivo, y a reprender con las palabras, que oyó el SEÑOR tu Dios; alza pues, oración tú por el remanente que aún ha quedado.

5 Vinieron, pues, los siervos de Ezequías a Isaías.