Isaiah21chapter 21

Rashi on Isaiah 21:1

The harsh prophecy of the western desert This prophecy refers to Babylonia, as is delineated therein. If you ask, Did he not already prophesy about it (supra 13): “On a tranquil mountain raise a banner,” and the entire chapter?

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Targum Jonathan on Isaiah 21:1

The burden of the armies which are coming from the wilderness, as the waters of the sea, rushing along as the tempests: yea, they are coming by the way of the south, hurrying along; yea, they are coming from the wilderness, from the land, in which terrible things are done.

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Rashi on Isaiah 21:10

My threshed grain and the product of my threshing floor My hallowed grain, the stack of wheat which I was commanded by the Holy Spirit to rectify you and lead you on the straight path, like a man who threshes and winnows his grain on the threshing floor.

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Targum Jonathan on Isaiah 21:10

Kings who are skillful to wage war, shall come against her to plunder her, like a husbandman who is skillful to thrash the floor. The prophet said, The voice of the WORD of the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel, which I have heard, I have declared unto you.

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Rashi on Isaiah 21:11

The harsh prophecy of Dumah That is Edom, and so does Scripture say (Ezekiel:32): “Who is like Tyre, like Dumah in the midst of the sea?”

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