Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 19:25
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Isaiah19:25
25 Whom the LORD of hosts shall bless , saying, Blessed be Egypt my people , and Assyria the work of my hands, and Israel mine inheritance.
Whom. i. e. which People, to wit, Israel, Egypt, and Assyria, expressed both in the foregoing Verse, and in the following Clause of this Verse; of whom he speaks as of one People, in the Singular Number, because they are all united into one Body and Church. Or, For, or Because (as this Particle is taken 1 Sam. 15. 15. and elsewhere) the Lord of hosts shall bless him or them. So this is added as a Reason why he said, Israel should be a Blessing to them all.
This Title, and those which follow, that were peculiar to the People of Israel, shall now be given to these and all other Nations of the World.
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