Isa 20, 47:1, Eze 35:9 | TSK | STEP | A type prefiguring the shameful captivity of Egypt and Ethiopia. Tartan.Tartan was one of the generals of Sennacherib, who, it is probable, is here called Sargon, and in the book of Tobit, Sacherdonus and Sacherdan, against whom Tirhakah, king of Cush or Ethiopia, was in league with the king of Egypt. Ashdod. and took.

Isaiah 20

1 A type prefiguring the shameful captivity of Egypt and Ethiopia.

Tartan.Tartan was one of the generals of Sennacherib, who, it is probable, is here called Sargon, and in the book of Tobit, Sacherdonus and Sacherdan, against whom Tirhakah, king of Cush or Ethiopia, was in league with the king of Egypt.

2Ki 18:17

Ashdod.

1Sa 6:17; Jer 25:20; Am 1:8

and took.

Jer 25:29,30

Isaiah. Heb. the hand of Isaiah. Go.

Jer 13:1-11; 19:1-15; Eze 4:5; Mt 16:24

the sackcloth.

2Ki 1:8; Zec 13:4; Mt 3:4; Re 11:3

put.

Ex 3:5; Jos 5:15; Eze 24:17,23

naked.

1Sa 19:24; 2Sa 6:20; Job 1:20,21; Mic 1:8,11; Joh 21:7; Ac 19:16

three.

Nu 14:34; Eze 4:5,6; Re 11:2,3

a sign.

8:18

upon Egypt.

18:1-7

shall.

19:4; Jer 46:26; Eze 30:18

Egyptians. Heb. captivity of Egypt. with their.

3:17; 2Sa 10:4; Jer 13:22,26; Mic 1:11

shame. Heb. nakedness.

Re 3:18

afraid.

30:3,5,7; 36:6; 2Ki 18:21; Eze 29:6,7

their glory.

2:22; Jer 9:23,24; 17:5; 1Co 3:21

isle. or, country.

Job 22:30; Jer 47:4

whither.

28:17; 30:1-7,15,16; 31:1-3; Job 6:20

and how.

Mt 23:33; 1Th 5:3; Heb 2:3

Isaiah 47:1

1 God's judgment upon Babylon and Chaldea,

6 for their unmercifulness,

7 pride,

10 and overboldness,

11 shall be irresistible.

down.

3:26; 26:5; 52:2; Job 2:8,13; Ps 18:27; Jer 13:18; 48:18

La 2:10,21; Eze 26:16; 28:17; Ob 1:3,4; Jon 3:6

O virgin.

37:22; Jer 46:11

daughter.

Ps 137:8; Jer 50:42; 51:33; Zec 2:7

there is.

14:13,14; Ps 89:44; Hag 2:22

thou shalt.

7-9; 32:9-11; De 28:56,57; La 4:5; Re 18:7

Ezekiel 35:9

I will make.After being subdued by Nebuchadnezzar, about five years after the destruction of Jerusalem, many of the Edomites, during the Babylonian captivity, being driven from their ancient habitation by the Nabatheans, seized upon the south-western part of Judea; but afterwards they were conquered by Hyrcanus, and reduced to the necessity of embracing the Jewish religion; and at last became either incorporated with that nation, or swallowed up and lost among the Nabathean Arabs, so that the very name was abolished and disused about the end of the first century after Christ. Their country is now barren; and their cities, even Bozra and Petra, totally demolished and in ruins.

perpetual.

4; 25:13; Jer 49:17,18; Zep 2:9; Mal 1:3,4

and ye.

6:7; 7:4,9; 36:11