Isaiah 28:24

"Give ear, and hear my voice! Listen, and hear my speech!"

Key Reflection

Isaiah 28:24 commands attention through repeated calls to listen and heed God's word. This encourages the people not just to hear outwardly but to truly engage with and internalize divine messages for guidance and understanding.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

Doth the plowman ... -The question here asked implies that he does “not” plow all the day. The interrogative form is often the most emphatic mode of affirmation. All day -The sense is, does he do nothing else but plow? Is this the only thing which is necessary to be done in order to obtain a harvest? The idea which the prophet intends to convey here is this. A farmer does not suppose that he can obtain a harvest by doing nothing else but plow. There is much else to be done. So it would be just as absurd to suppose that God would deal with his people always in the same manner, as it would be for the farmer to be engaged in nothing else but plowing. Doth he open ...

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