The Pulpit Commentary on Isaiah 9:5

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public domain

For every battle of the warrior is with confused noise; rather, for all the armor of him that armeth noisily (Knobel, Vance Smith); or, perhaps, "every hoof of him that trampeth noisily" (Gesenius, Cheyne).

The noun and participle, which are cognate words, occur only in this passage. And garments, etc. Translate, And every garment that is rolled in blood, shall be for burning, even fuel for fire. All military accoutrements shall be committed to the flames, that the reign of peace and justice may commence (comp.

Isaiah 2:4; Psalms 46:9).

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