Isaiah 63:15

"As the livestock that go down into the valley, the LORD’s Spirit caused them to rest. So you led your people to make yourself a glorious name."

Key Reflection

This verse metaphorically describes how God's Spirit provided rest and comfort for his people, likening their journey to that of livestock finding relief in a valley. Through this guidance and care, God not only ensured their physical well-being but also established a reputation as a merciful and attentive leader, enhancing His glory among them.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

Look down from heaven -This commences an earnest appeal that God would have mercy on them in their present calamities and trials. They entreat him to remember his former mercies, and to return and bless them, as he had done in ancient times. And behold from the habitation -(See the notes atIsaiah 57:15). Where is thy zeal -That is, thy former zeal for thy people; where is now the proof of the interest for their welfare which was vouchsafed in times that are past. And thy strength -The might which was formerly manifested for their deliverance and salvation.

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