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Isaiah 26:8

Isaiah 26:8

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

Yea, in the way of thy judgments … have we waited for thee; rather, we waited. During the long years of our affliction and persecution in the world, we waited in the constant expectation that "thy judgments" would fall upon our persecutors.

We were not impatient. We knew that thou wouldst visit us at the tilting time. The desire of our soul is to thy Name; rather, the desire of our soul was to thy Name. During all the weary time of waiting, we longed for thee, and thy Name, or rather what thy Name indicates, thy own true self.

In default of thy actual presence, we desired to have thee ever in remembrance.

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