Isa 15:1, 24:8-11, 47:5, Jer 25:10, 50:10-15, 51:38-39, Rev 18:22-23 | TSK | STEP | The lamentable state of Moab. burden.This and the following chapter form one entire prophecy; which was most probably delivered, as Bp. Lowth supposes, soon after the foregoing, (ch. 14:28-32,) in the first year of Hezekiah, and accomplished in his fourth year when Shalmaneser invaded Israel. Moab. in the. Ar. brought to silence. or, cut off. Kir. Kir-hareseth. Kir-haresh. Kir-haraseth. Kir-heres.

Isaiah 15:1

1 The lamentable state of Moab.

burden.This and the following chapter form one entire prophecy; which was most probably delivered, as Bp. Lowth supposes, soon after the foregoing, (ch. 14:28-32,) in the first year of Hezekiah, and accomplished in his fourth year when Shalmaneser invaded Israel.

13:1; 14:28

Moab.

11:14; 25:10; Jer 9:26; 48:1-47; Eze 25:8-11; Am 2:1-3; Zep 2:8-11

in the.

Ex 12:29,30; 1Th 5:1-3

Ar.

Nu 21:28; De 2:9,18

brought to silence. or, cut off. Kir.

Kir-hareseth.

Kir-haresh.

Kir-haraseth.

Kir-heres.

Isaiah 24:8-11

23:15,16; Jer 7:34; 16:9; 25:10; Eze 26:13; Ho 2:11; Re 18:22

5:11,12; Ps 69:12; Ec 9:7; Am 6:5-7; 8:3,10; Zec 9:15; Eph 5:18,19

city.

12; 25:2; 27:10; 32:14; 34:13-15; 2Ki 25:4,9,10; Jer 39:4,8

Jer 52:7,13,14; Mic 2:13; 3:12; Lu 19:43; 21:24

of confusion.

Ge 11:9; Jer 9:25,26; Mt 23:34,35; Re 11:7,8; 17:5,6; 18:2

a crying.

Pr 31:6; Ho 7:14; Joe 1:15

all joy.

7-9; 8:22; 9:19; Jer 48:33; La 5:14,15; Am 5:16-20; Mt 22:11-13

Lu 16:25

Isaiah 47:5

silent.

13:20; 14:23; 1Sa 2:9; Ps 31:17; 46:10; Jer 25:10; La 1:1; Hab 2:20

Zec 2:13; Mt 22:12,13; Jude 1:13; Re 18:21-24

for.After Babylon was taken by Cyrus, instead of being "the lady of kingdoms," the metropolis of a great empire, and mistress of all the East, it became subject to the Persians; and the imperial seat being removed to Susa, instead of having a king, it had only a deputy residing there, who governed it as a province of the Persian empire.

7; 13:19; 14:4; Da 2:37,38; Re 17:3-5,18; 18:7,16-19

Jeremiah 25:10

take from. Heb. cause to perish from.

Es 3:13; 7:4; 8:11

voice of mirth.

7:34; 16:9; 33:10,11; Isa 24:7-12; Eze 26:13; Ho 2:11; Re 18:22,23

the sound.Sir J. Chardin remarks, that in the East, every where in the morning may be heard the noise of the mills, which often awakens people; for they generally grind every day just as much as may be necessary for the day's consumption. Where, then, the noise of the mill is not heard in the morning, nor the light of the candle seen in the evening, there must be an utter desolation.

Ec 12:2-4