And bcreated man on it.
I—My hands—stretched out the heavens,
And call their host I have commanded.
And I will1 direct all his ways;
He shall bbuild My city
And let My exiles go free,
cNot for price nor reward,”
Says the Lord of hosts.
The Lord, the Only Savior
a“The labor of Egypt and merchandise of Cush
And of the Sabeans, men of stature,
Shall come over to you, and they shall be yours;
They shall walk behind you,
They shall come over bin chains;
And they shall bow down to you.
They will make supplication to you, saying, c‘Surely God is in you,
And there is no other;
dThere is no other God.’ ”
And also disgraced, all of them;
They shall go in confusion together,
Who are makers of idols.
With an beverlasting salvation;
You shall not be ashamed or cdisgraced
Forever and ever.
aWho created the heavens,
Who is God,
Who formed the earth and made it,
Who has established it,
Who did not create it1 in vain,
Who formed it to be binhabited:
c“I am the Lord, and there is no other.
In a dark place of the earth;
I did not say to the seed of Jacob,
‘Seek Me1 in vain’;
bI, the Lord, speak righteousness,
I declare things that are right.
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Isaiah 45:14
The labor of Egypt "The wealth of Egypt" - This seems to relate to the future admission of the Gentiles into the Church of God. Compare Psalms 68:32; Psalms 72:10; Psalms 60:6-9. And perhaps these particular nations may be named, by a metonymy common in all poetry, for powerful and wealthy nations in general. See note on Isaiah 60:1.
The Sabeans, men of stature "The Sabeans, tall of stature" - That the Sabeans were of a more majestic appearance than common, is particularly remarked by Agatharchides, an ancient Greek historian quoted by Bochart, Phaleg, 2:26, . So also the Septuagint understand it, rendering it ̔ , "tall men." And the same phrase, anshey middah , is used for persons of extraordinary stature, Numbers 13:32, and I Chronicles 20:6.
They shall make supplication unto thee "They shall in suppliant guise address thee" - The conjunction vau is supplied by the ancient Versions, and confirmed by fifteen MSS. of Kennicott' s, (seven ancient), thirteen of De Rossi' s, and six editions, veelayich . Three MSS. (two ancient) omit the vau before elaylch at the beginning of the line.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Isaiah 45:14:
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