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Isaiah 45:8

The Pulpit Commentary on Isaiah 45:8

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

THE BLESSED RESULTS OF ISRAEL'S DELIVERANCE. The restoration of Israel to their own land will be followed by a great increase of righteousness and salvation. They will be, as it were, showered down abundantly from heaven, while at the same time they will spring in profusion from earth's bosom.

Jehovah, who has caused the deliverance, will also cause these results to follow from it.

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