Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 52:2
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Isaiah52:2
2 Shake thy self from the dust : arise, and sit down , O Jerusalem: loose thy self from the bands of thy neck , O captive daughter of Zion▪
In which thou hast lain as a Prisoner, or [illegible: 1+ letters]ate as a mourner.
Upon thy Throne. Or, sit up, as this word is rendred, Gen. 27. 19.
The yoke of thy captivity shall be taken off from thee. It is a Metaphor from Beasts that have the yoke fastened by bands to their necks.
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