Isaiah15chapter 15

Rashi on Isaiah 15:1

The harsh prophecy concerning Moab Isaiah prophesied that Sennacherib would come upon Moab and exile them, as it is said (infra:14): “In three years, like the years of a hireling, shall the glory of Moab be debased.”

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Targum Jonathan on Isaiah 15:1

The Burden Of The Cup Of Cursing To Give Moab To Drink. Because in the night Leheyath Moab is destroyed, and they were asleep. Yea, in the night the fortified city of Moab was subdued, and they were in deep slumber.

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Rashi on Isaiah 15:2

They went up to the temple, and Dibon Moab went up to the temple, and the people of Dibon to the high places.

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Rashi on Isaiah 15:4

because the armed men of Moab shall cry in alarm Since the armed men of Moab shall cry out towards the battle, and the soul of Moab shall cry out for itself, like one mourning for himself.

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Rashi on Isaiah 15:5

My heart shall cry out for Moab The Jewish prophets are not like the gentile prophets. Balaam sought to uproot Israel for no reason, whereas the prophets of Israel bewail the calamity that befalls the nations.

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