Albert Barnes' Notes on the Whole Bible - Isaiah 27
For the general design of this chapter see the analysis of Isaiah 24:0. Many different expositions have been given of its design, and indeed almost every commentator has had his own theory, and has differed from almost every other. Some of the different views which have been taken may be seen in the notes at Isaiah 27:1, and may be examined at length in Vitringa. I regard the most simple and obvious interpretation as the correct one; and that is, that it is a continuation of the vision... read more
The Pulpit Commentary - Isaiah 27:13
Restorations prove Divine forgiveness. This is the answering truth to that dwelt on above, in the homily on Isaiah 27:9 ; God in his dealings with man never stops with sentiment. We know that he forgives us, because with the forgiveness he grants us restoration to his favor. Israel had grievously offended Jehovah by his unfaithfulness. Divine indignations had put the offending child away. But the child learned the lessons of judgment. The child came, penitent and humble, seeking... read more