Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 25:10
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Isaiah25:10
10 For in this mountain shall the hand of the LORD rest , and Moab shall be trodden down under him , even as straw is trodden down for the dunghill .
The powerful and gracious Presence of God (which is oft signified in Scripture by God's hand) shall have its constant and setled abode, it shall not move from place to place, as it did with the Tabernacle; nor shall it depart from it, as it did from Ierusalem, but shall continue in his Church even to the end of the World, Mat. 28. 20.
The Moabites, which, having been constant and implacable Enemies to Israel, are Synechdochically put for all the Enemies of God's Church, as the Edomites upon the same account are, Isa. 34. 6. & 63. 1.
Under his Feet, as appears by the following Similitude.
As easily and as effectually as the Straw, which being left upon the Ground, and mixed with the Dung which lies there, is trampled upon by the Feet of Men and Beasts.
Marginal references: Or, threshed.; Or, threshed in Madmenah.
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