Introduction
The Jews again reproved for their confidence in Egypt, finely contrasted with their neglect of the power and protection of God, Isaiah 31:1-3 . Deliverance and protection are, notwithstanding, promised, expressed by two similes; the first remarkably lofty and poetical, the latter singularly beautiful and tender, Isaiah 31:4 , Isaiah 31:5 . Exhortation to repentance, joined with the prediction of a more reformed period, Isaiah 31:6 , Isaiah 31:7 . This chapter concludes like the preceding, with a prophecy of the fall of Sennacherib, Isaiah 31:8 , Isaiah 31:9 .
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