Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 33:7
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Isaiah33:7
7. Behold , their valiant ones shall cry without , the embassadours of peace shall weep bitterly .
That the Mercy here promised might be duly magnified, he makes a lively Representation of their great danger and distress, in which it found them.
Or, their heralds or messengers, as the Hebrew Doctors expound the word: Either 1. those whom the King of Assyria sent to Ierusalem, 2 Kings. 18. 17. Or rather those whom Hezekiah sent to Treat with the Assyrian Commissioners, 2 Kings 18. 18. as the next Clause sheweth.
Through grief and fear.
Whom he shall send to beg Peace of the Assyrian.
Because they cannot obtain their desires.
Marginal references: Or, messengers.
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