Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 45:17

17. But Israel shall be saved in the LORD with an everlasting Salvation : ye shall not be ashamed nor confounded world without end.

Not for a short time, as it was in the dayes of the Judges and of the Kings, under whom their dangers and calamities did frequently return upon them; but unto all ages, as it follows. Whence it appears, that he speaks not onely nor chiefly of their Deliverance out of Babylon, which was far from being compleat or perpetual, as appears both from Scripture, as Ezra 9. 8. and elsewhere, and from other Authors; but of their Redemption by Christ, by which this was truly and fully verified, unto a great number of Israelites after the Flesh, and especially unto the mystical, Gods Church and People, who are frequently called in Scripture by that name; as the Ordinances and Priviledges of the Gospel, are commonly discribed in the Old Testament, by expressions borrowed from the Levitical dispensation. And that this is the meaning of the place is evident from ver. 22. wherein all the ends of the Earth are said to be sharers in this Salvation.

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