Scripture

Isaiah 19

18 passages from 12 books in the Christian Reader library reference Isaiah 19.

  1. The Macedonians on the birthday of Alexander did wear Alexander's picture about their necks, set with gold and pearl: so the righteous carry the lively picture of Christ in their holy example; they live so devoutly as if they had seen the Lord with bodily eyes. 2. The life of a…

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  2. (Isaiah 10:6), I will send the Assyrian against a hypocritical nation. So (Jeremiah 1:15-16), (Isaiah 13:1-3), (Isaiah 15:1-2, [illegible]), (Isaiah 17:1-3), (Isaiah 19:1-4). Now God could not be the Author of war and peace, as God and Sovereign all-Disposer, if it were in the i…

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  3. 3. They are defined by their country. Isaiah 19:18: Five Cities of the land of Egypt shall speak the Language of Canaan. Verse 24: In that day Israel shall be the third part with Egypt and Assyria, even a blessing in the midst of the Land.

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  4. It is further said, we must restore in the spirit of meekness. The word spirit is added, because it proceeds from the spirit of God, who is both the worker and continuer thereof: as on the contrary, the spirit of jealousy (Numbers 5:14), the spirit of error (1 John 4:6), the spi…

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  5. Chapter 65

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites Isaiah 19:18

    To bless and swear, is taken for the whole service of God. Swearing is one branch of this service, as we have seen in (Isaiah 19:18) and (Isaiah 48:1). For thereby we leave all judgment to God, and acknowledge him the true witness of whatever is done or spoken.

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  6. I do acknowledge that there is no distinction of places, for it is the will of the Lord that men should call upon Him everywhere; but as believers, who profess to worship the God of Israel, are said to speak in the language of Canaan, (Isaiah 19:18,) so they are also said to com…

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  7. They ought to profess that all their hearts and souls are in these engagements to be the Lord's, and forever to serve him; 2 Chronicles 15:12-14. God's people's swearing to God, and swearing by his name, or to his name, as it might be rendered, (by which seems to be signified th…

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  8. Turkish History tells us, that the very Camels that are used to go to Mahomets Tomb, are ever after of high esteem amongst them, so as they never after use them in any mean servile way as they did before: Though things be never so mean, yet by the use they become honorable; no u…

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  9. 3. His inheritance, Isaiah 19:25 other people are the work of Gods hands, but Israel is his inheritance. 4.

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  10. First, communion consists in the delight they have in one another: There is a full, actual, mutual, everlasting delight between God and the Saints in heaven: First, there is a delight: Secondly, full: Thirdly, actual: Fourthly, mutual: Fifthly, everlasting. First, there is a del…

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  11. He destroys the wisdom of the wise and brings to nothing the understanding of the prudent, 1 Corinthians 1:19. This he largely describes in Isaiah 19:11-14: drunkenness and staggering are the issue of all their wisdom, for the Lord gives them the spirit of dizziness. So also Job…

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  12. Sermon 24

    from Sermons on Psalm 119 by Thomas Manton · cites Isaiah 19:4

    When he means evil, he sends them evil magistrates. (Isaiah 19:4): The Egyptians will I give over into the hands of a cruel lord, and a fierce king shall rule over them. But when good governors, it is a mercy, and a presage of good.

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  13. There is no other way whereby God can according to covenant convey spiritual good to you, no other way whereby you can receive it. Be therefore forever comforted in your condition, God must cut if he cure you of a stony heart, God must wound that secure and careless soul of your…

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  14. But he chooses with a Covenant choice and calling all the Nations (Isaiah 2:2-3), all the families of the earth under the New Testament (Psalm 22:27), all Egypt and Assyria under the New Testament. Blessed be Egypt my people, and Assyria the work of my hand (Isaiah 19:29). All t…

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  15. (3.) From Covenant prayers and church prayers — contrary to (1 Samuel 12; Psalm 28:9; Psalm 67:1-2; Psalm 103:4-5). (4.) From the blessing of the Lord's Covenant-presence, who dwells in the Nation, in the Kingdom (Psalm 135:21, Psalm 132:13-14, Revelation 11:15, Isaiah 19:25, Is…

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  16. Q. 1. If multitudes and people externally covenanted with God, though not internally, whom the Lord calls his people and chosen by him (Deuteronomy 7:6, Deuteronomy 10:15), be the rightly constituted and visible church, as Mr. Thomas Hooker grants, then kingdoms must be his visi…

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  17. But then the whole Gentiles (Isaiah 55:4-5; Isaiah 11:10; Isaiah 60:1-3, etc.), all nations (Isaiah 2:1-2), all flesh (Isaiah 40:5; Psalm 65:2), all the kindreds of the earth (Psalm 22:26-27), the kingdoms of the world (Revelation 11:15), should be all chosen to life, taught of…

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  18. So more than twenty times in the Gospel of John, there is mention of this sending; and our Savior describes himself by this description, him whom the Father has sent (John 6:39), and the Father, by this, he who sent me (John 8:16). So that this action of sending is appropriate t…

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