The Pulpit Commentary on Isaiah 2:1

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TITLE OF THE CHAPTER. It is generally allowed that the heading belongs, not to this chapter only, but to a section of the work, beginning here and ending at the close, either of Isaiah 4:1-6. or of Isaiah 5:1-30.

It is probable that the section was originally published separately.

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