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THE LORD GOD HATH GIVEN ME - This verse commences a new subject, and
the deliverer is directly introduced as himself speaking. The reasons
why this is supposed to refer to the Messiah, have been given...
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CHAPTER 50
The Servant Speaks of His Determination and Suffering
(Isaiah 50:1 belong to the preceding chapter.)
1. _The cause of Zion's present desolation (Isaiah 50:1)_ 2. The
Servant's self-witnes...
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THE CONFIDENCE OF THE SERVANT IN YAHWEH (the third Servant Song).
Here, as in Isaiah 49:1, the Servant is the speaker. Yahweh has given
me the eloquence of a disciple that I may know how to answer the...
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THAT. SHOULD KNOW, &C. He spake none other words than those given Him
by the Father. Compare the seven times this was asserted by Messiah
(John 7:16; John 8:28; John 8:46; Jo
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Isaiah 49:14 to Isaiah 50:3. The Consolation of Zion
(i) Isaiah 49:14. In an apostrophe to Jerusalem the prophet announces
the speedy return of her population and the rebuilding of her waste
places....
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Isaiah 50:4-11. The Lord's Servant made perfect through Sufferings
In Isaiah 50:4 the Servant is again introduced, speaking of himself
and his work, as in Isaiah 49:1-6. He describes in the first pla...
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The relation of the Servant to Jehovah is that of a favourite disciple
to his master; from Him he had learned the art of persuasive and
consoling speech, and to Him he daily looks for the substance of...
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THE LORD GOD HATH GIVEN ME, &C.— The second discourse of the fifth
part of this book extends to the 17th verse of the following chapter.
It is divided into two sections; the former of which, in the pr...
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OBEDIENT CHRIST
TEXT: Isaiah 50:4-9
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The Lord Jehovah hath given me the tongue of them that are taught,
that I may know how to sustain with words him that is weary: he
wakeneth morning by morn...
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The Lord GOD hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should
know how to speak a word in season to him that is weary: he wakeneth
morning by morning, he wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learne...
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50:4 instructed, (b-11) instructed. (b-39) Or 'learned.' as
'disciples,' ch. 8.16. 'taught,' ch. 54.13. word (c-21) Heb. _ Dabar_
. see Psalms 119:11 . Or 'speak a word in season to.'...
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1. The children of Zion (Isaiah 49:20) are addressed. Their servitude
is not irrevocable; Jehovah has not formally repudiated Zion
(Deuteronomy 24:1); nor, though they had to learn by discipline, can...
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The Servant of Jehovah is here the speaker (as in Isaiah 49:1). He is
taught by Jehovah, receiving the divine message each morning.
TO SPEAK, etc.] RV 'to sustain with words him that is weary.'
5, 6...
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Here ‘tongue’ is a picture word, to refer to the Servant’s
authority to speak God’s message. The Servant qualifies to be
God’s *messenger, because God has taught him what to say (see
Jeremiah 1:9; Eze...
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ISAIAH: GOD CONTROLS THE NATIONS
GOD’S SPECIAL SERVANT
ISAIAH CHAPTER S 49 TO 57
_NORMAN HILLYER_
CHAPTER 50
ISRAEL HAS REFUSED TO TRUST THE *LORD
V1 This is what the *Lord says to the people...
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THE LORD GOD... — A new section begins in the form of an abruptly
introduced soliloquy. As in Isaiah 49:4, the speaker is the Servant of
Jehovah, not Isaiah, though we may legitimately trace in what f...
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אֲדֹנָ֣י יְהֹוִ֗ה נָ֤תַן לִי֙
לְשֹׁ֣ון לִמּוּדִ֔ים...
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CHAPTER XIX
PROPHET AND MARTYR
Isaiah 49:1; Isaiah 50:4
THE second great passage upon the Servant of the Lord is Isaiah 49:1,
and the third is...
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HELP FOR THOSE WHO TRUST IN HIM
Isaiah 50:1-11
It is impossible for God to put away the soul that clings to Him in
penitence and faith. Heaven and earth may be searched, but no bill of
divorce can b...
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Proceeding, Jehovah challenges the people to prove their assertion
that they have been forsaken by producing the writing in which God has
divorced His people, and declares to them that the reason of t...
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The Lord GOD hath given (g) me the tongue of the learned, that I
should know how to speak a word in season to [him that is] (h) weary:
he awakeneth morning by morning, he awakeneth my ear to hear (i)...
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_Weary. Isaias speaks in the name of Christ, whose words carried
conviction and comfort along with them, John vi. 69., and vii. 46.
(Calmet) --- Wakeneth. Literally, "lifteth up." Cynthius aurem ---
V...
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I should think it an unnecessary service to point out whom this
account refers to. Everything here spoken is so directly descriptive
of the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, that it is hardly possible...
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4._The Lord Jehovah. _After having twice convicted them of guilt, he
adds a consolation in his usual manner; for when the Lord covers us
with shame, he intends immediately to free us from shame. Altho...
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Chapter 50 enters into the detail of the judgment which God brings
upon Israel, and the true cause of their rejection. [1] Nothing can be
more touching, more wonderful, than the manner in which the Pe...
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THE LORD GOD HATH GIVEN ME THE TONGUE OF THE LEARNED,.... These are
not the words of the prophet, as Aben Ezra, Kimchi, and others think;
though what is here said is applicable to ministers of the wor...
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The Lord GOD hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should
know how to speak a word in season to [him that is] weary: he wakeneth
morning by morning, he wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learn...
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_The Lord God hath given me_, &c. The second discourse of the fifth
part of Isaiah's prophecies, according to Vitringa, begins here, and
is continued to the seventeenth verse of the following chapter....
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4-9 As Jesus was God and man in one person, we find him sometimes
speaking, or spoken of, as the Lord God; at other times, as man and
the servant of Jehovah. He was to declare the truths which comfor...
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God having asserted his own power, to show the groundlessness of the
infidelity of the Jews, he proceeds to show what excellent and
effectual means he used to bring them to repentance and salvation;
w...
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Isaiah 50:4 Lord H136 GOD H3069 given H5414 (H8804) tongue H3956
learned H3928 know H3045 (H8800) speak...
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BUT THERE IS ONE WHO WILL ANSWER, THE SERVANT OF YAHWEH (ISAIAH 50:4).
But then there is an answer. There is a man who speaks up answers, but
it is not quite as expected. Instead of the Spirit-filled...
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Isaiah 50:4
Weariness comes to man through various channels and from many sources.
We have many doors in our nature, and at every one of these weariness
may enter.
I. There is to begin at the lowest...
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Isaiah 50:2
These words could have been spoken only by the Mediator between God
and man, the man Christ Jesus. They place before our thoughts:
I. His Divine power and glory. Power is naturally calm....
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Isaiah 50:1. _Thus saith the LORD,_
There is always something weighty coming when you have this preface.
If God speaks, we ought to hear with reverence, with attention.
Isaiah 50:1. Where is the bil...
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This chapter might well have been written by our Lord Jesus Christ
himself at the time when he was upon the earth.
Isaiah 50:1. _Thus saith the LORD, Where is the bill of your mother's
divorcement, w...
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Isaiah 50:1. _Thus saith the LORD, Where is the bill of your mother's
divorcement, whom I have put away?_
Sometimes, the headings to the Chapter s in our Bible give us the
meaning of the passage. The...
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CONTENTS: The humiliation of the Holy One of Israel.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ.
CONCLUSION: The Lord Jesus, our Redeemer, was to be wise above all
men, able to speak the word of comfort to every heart;...
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Isaiah 50:1. _Where is the bill of your mother's divorcement._ That
is, of Jerusalem, gone over to the worship of Baal. God did not
divorce the synagogue, till she had first committed adultery, the on...
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_The Lord God hath given Me the tongue of the learned_
THE LORD’S SERVANT MADE PERFECT THROUGH SUFFERINGS
In Isaiah 50:4 the servant is again introduced, speaking of Himself
and His work, as in Isai...
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_Wherefore, when I came, was there no man?_
THE MEDIATOR: DIVINE AND HUMAN
These words could have been spoken only by the Mediator between God
and man, the man Christ Jesus They place before our tho...
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ISAIAH—NOTE ON ISAIAH 50:4 The listening servant will sustain his
listening people with a salvation that will last forever.
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SINFUL ISRAEL SELF-RUINED
Isaiah 50:1. _Thus saith the Lord, Where is the hill, &c._
Those who have professed to be the people of God, and yet seem to be
severely dealt with, are apt to complain of...
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OUR SAVIOUR’S QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
HIS WORK
Isaiah 50:4. _The Lord hath given me the tongue, &c._
We suppose the prophet Isaiah to say something of himself in these
ver...
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EXPOSITION
This chapter seems to be made up of short fragments, which the
collector, or collectors, of Isaiah's writings regarded as too
precious to be lost, and which they consequently here threw tog...
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Now in chapter 50 another marvelous prophecy of Jesus Christ and of
the humiliation that He would receive from His own people.
Thus saith the LORD (Isaiah 50:1),
Talking to Israel now.
Where is the...
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Exodus 4:11; Exodus 4:12; Isaiah 57:15; Jeremiah 1:9; John 7:15;...
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Given me — This and the following passages may be in some sort
understood of the prophet Isaiah, but they are far more evidently and
eminently verified in Christ, and indeed seem to be meant directly...