Jamieson-Fausset-Brown on Isaiah 45:14
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14. The language but cursorily alludes to Egypt, Ethiopia, and Seba, being given to Cyrus as a ransom in lieu of Israel whom he restored ( :- ), but mainly and fully describes the gathering in of the Gentiles to Israel ( Acts 2:10 ; Acts 2:11 ; Acts 8:27-38 ), especially at Israel's future restoration ( Isaiah 2:2 ; Isaiah 14:1 ; Isaiah 14:2 ; Isaiah 19:18-22 ; Isaiah 60:3-14 ; Isaiah 49:23 ; Psalms 68:31 ; Psalms 72:10 ; Psalms 72:11 ). labour —wealth acquired by labor ( Jeremiah 3:24 ). Sabeans . . . of stature —the men of Meroe, in Upper Egypt. HERODOTUS (3.30) calls the Ethiopians "the tallest of men" (see on Isaiah 45:1 ; Isaiah 45:1- : ). thee —Jerusalem ("my city," Isaiah 45:13 ). in chains — ( Isaiah 45:13- : ). "The saints shall judge the world" ( Isaiah 45:13- : ) and "rule the nations with a rod of iron" ( Zechariah 14:12-19 ; Revelation 2:26 ; Revelation 2:27 ). The "chains," in the case of the obedient, shall be the easy yoke of Messiah; as "the sword of the Spirit" also is saving to the believer, condemnatory to the unbeliever ( John 12:48 ; Hebrews 4:12 ; Revelation 19:15 ). God is in thee — ( Revelation 19:15- : ). return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-15" class="com-number"
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