The Pulpit Commentary on Isaiah 66:19-24

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

THE FINAL CONDITION OF THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMED ON EARTH. When the enemies of God have been consumed, there shall go out from the Church missionaries, who shall convert the distant Gentiles, and unite them, and the Jews who dwell among them, into a single body of worshippers, which shall inhabit the new Jerusalem on equal terms, and join continually in a common worship of Jehovah.

The awful destruction of the wicked, and their eternal sufferings, shall at the same time be held in remembrance.

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