Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 10:25
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Isaiah10:25
25 For yet a very little while, and the indignation shall cease , and mine anger in their destruction.
Mine Anger, as it is explained in the next Clause; either, 1. towards my People; which shall weaken the Assyrian, whose great Strength lay there; of which, see above, v. 5. or, 2. towards the Assyrian, with whom God was very angry, v. 12. &c. yea, so angry, as not to be satisfied without their Destruction, as it follows.
As Anger commonly doth, when Vengeance is fully executed.
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