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Isaiah 43:12

Isaiah 43:12

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

I have declared, and I have saved, and I have showed,.... The Targum is,"I have showed to Abraham your father what should come to pass; I redeemed you out of Egypt, as I swore to him between the pieces; and I caused you to hear the doctrine of the law at Sinai.'

'But the sense is, that God had declared by his prophets, long before the Messiah came, that he would send him; that he should come and save his people by his obedience, sufferings, and death; accordingly he was come, and was the author of salvation; the Lord had wrought out salvation by him, as he had declared he would; and this he had shown, published, and made known by the everlasting Gospel, preached among all nations:when there was no strange god among you; that assisted in this salvation; the arm of Christ alone wrought it out: or, "and this is not strange among you" ; this work of salvation wrought out is not strange among you; it is well known unto you, being published in the Gospel.

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