Adam Clarke's Commentary

Commentary on Isaiah 28

Adam Clarke's verse-by-verse commentary on Isaiah 28, from Commentary on the Bible. Read it alongside the full text of the chapter.

One of those pretended prophets spoken of on the preceding chapter, having contrasted and opposed Jeremiah, receives an awful declaration that, as a proof to the people of his having spoken without commission, he should die in the then current year; which accordingly came to pass its the seventh month, vv. 1-17.