Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 48:9

9. For my Names sake will I defer mine anger , and for my praise will I refrain for thee, that I cut thee not off.

And although thou dost justly deserve my hottest anger and most dreadful judgments, which also, if thou repentest not, I will in due time inflict, yet at present I will spare thee, and deliver thee out of Captivity, not for thy sake, be it known to thee, but meerly for my own sake, and for the vindication of my name and glory, as it follows, ver. 11.

That I may be praised and magnified for my Power, Faithfulness and Goodness, and other perfections.

To wit, mine anger; which is easily understood out of the forgoing clause.