Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel: Jesaja 1:20

Jesaja 1:20

- -, Algemeen, [], John F Hobbins, The Great Arraignment; The opening diatribe of the book of Isaiah (1:2-20) is remarkable for its searing rhetoric, yet it concludes by offering a return to prosperity should the people and leaders of Judah heed the word of their God. The speech begins with a call to heaven and earth to act as witnesses and a summary brief against the nation (verses 2-3). It ends with an appeal to reach a settlement and a conditional offer of rehabilitation (verses 18-20).

Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, [], Whether the Old Law should have induced men to the observance of its precepts, by means of temporal promises and threats?
Vertaling Bijbel, Kanttekeningen SV, [], Maar indien gij [65]weigert, en wederspannig zijt, zo zult gij van [66]het zwaard gegeten worden; [67]want de mond des HEEREN heeft [het] gesproken.
65. Te weten mij te horen en gehoorzamen.
66. Te weten uwer vijanden.
67. Derhalve zal het zekerlijk geschieden.

John F. Hobbins, Ancient Hebrew Poetry, [], The Great Arraignment: Isaiah 1:2-20

John F. Hobbins, Ancient Hebrew Poetry, [], May 04, 2007 Isaiah 1:2-20 A Bilingual Edition

John F. Hobbins, Ancient Hebrew Poetry, [], May 02, 2007 Electronic Dictionaries of Biblical Hebrew: Part Four