Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 6:4
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Isaiah6:4
4 And the posts of the door moved at the voice of him that cried , and the house was filled with smoak .
Together with the Door it self, as if the Door was to be removed, and the Temple thereby to be exposed to the view and rapine of profane Persons. Such violent Motions were commonly Tokens of God's Anger.
To wit, the Angel, which cried, v. 3.
Which elsewhere is a Token of God's Presence and Acceptance, as Exod. 40. 34. 1 Kings 8. 10. but here of his Anger, as Psal. 18. 8. and elsewhere.
Marginal references: Heb. thre [illegible: 1+ letters].
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