Isa 43:22, 44:2 | JFB | STEP | 22. But —Israel, however, is not to think that these divine favors are due to their own piety towards God. So the believer ( ). but —rather, "for." weary of me — ( ), though " I have not wearied thee" ( ), yet "thou hast been weary of Me."

Isaiah 43:22

22. But—Israel, however, is not to think that these divine favors are due to their own piety towards God. So the believer (Tit 3:5).

but—rather, "for."

weary of me— (Am 8:5, 6; Mal 1:13), though "I have not wearied thee" (Isa 43:23), yet "thou hast been weary of Me."

Isaiah 44:2

2. (Isa 43:1, 7).

formed . . . from . . . womb—(So Isa 44:24; Isa 49:1, 5). The sense is similar to that in Isa 1:2, "I have nourished and brought up children."

Jesurun—A diminutive term of endearment applied to Israel. The full title of affection was Israelun; contracted it became Jeshurun, with an allusion to the Hebrew root, jashar, "upright," "perfect" (see on Isa 42:19, note on "He that is perfect") [GESENIUS], (De 32:15).