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IsaÃas 32:4
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El corazón de los imprudentes discernirá la verdad, y la lengua de los tartamudos se apresurará a hablar claramente.
Y el corazón de los necios entenderá para saber, y la lengua de los tartamudos será desenvuelta para hablar claramente.
Y el corazón de los necios entenderá para saber, y la lengua de los tartamudos hablará con fluidez y claridad.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
heart: Isaiah 29:24, Nehemiah 8:8-12, Matthew 11:25, Matthew 16:17, Acts 6:7, Acts 26:9-11, Galatians 1:23
rash: Heb. hasty
the tongue: Exodus 4:11, Song of Solomon 7:9, Luke 21:14, Luke 21:15, Acts 2:4-12, Acts 4:13
plainly: or, elegantly
Reciprocal: Psalms 12:8 - when Isaiah 35:4 - fearful Isaiah 35:5 - the eyes Isaiah 35:6 - the tongue Daniel 11:33 - understand Matthew 12:22 - blind Mark 7:35 - General Luke 7:22 - how
Gill's Notes on the Bible
The heart also of the rash shall understand knowledge,.... Such who have been hasty and precipitant, as the word c signifies; who have not given themselves time to consider what they have read or heard, or has been proposed unto them, and have hastily received every thing that has been suggested to them, especially by carnal sense and reason, shall now sit down, and coolly consider things, and so gain an understanding of divine and spiritual knowledge, of the knowledge of Christ, of his person, offices, grace, righteousness, and salvation; an experimental knowledge and understanding of these things, heart and not head knowledge:
and the tongue of the stammerer shall be ready to speak plainly; or, "shall make haste to speak neatly" d; elegantly and politely; such who hesitated in their speech, and spoke in a blundering manner, and scarcely intelligibly, especially when they spoke of divine and spiritual things, yet now, without the least hesitation, in the freest and most ready manner, with all plainness and propriety shall talk of these things, to the great delight, satisfaction, and use of those that hear them: this was true of the apostles of Christ, those babes and sucklings, out of whose mouth God ordained praise, and who were most of them Galilaeans, very illiterate and unpolished, and yet these, especially when they had the gift of tongues, spake the great things of God very readily, and in good language; and also is true of other ministers of the word, raised up among the barbarous nations of the world.
c × ×ž×”×¨×™× "inconsideratorum", Junius Tremellius, Piscator "praecipatorum", Montanus. d תמהר לדבר צחות "festinabit loqui nitida", Pagninus; "polite", Munster; "diserte", Calvin; "loqui venusta", Cocceius.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
The heart also of the rash - Margin, ‘Hasty.’ The Hebrew word denotes those who hasten; that is, those who are precipitate in forming a judgment, or deciding on a course of action. They do not take time to deliberate, and consequently they are led headlong into error, and into improper courses of life.
Shall understand knowledge - They shall take time to deliberate; and they shall consequently form a more enlightened judgment.
And the tongue of the stammerers - The ‘stammerers’ (compare the note at Isaiah 28:11) seem here to denote those who had indistinct and confused views of subjects, or who were incapable of expressing clear and intelligible views of divine truth.
Shall be ready to speak plainly - Margin, ‘Elegantly.’ The Hebrew is צתות tsâthôth ‘clear,’ ‘white,’ usually applied to a bright, clear, white light. The sense is, that there should be no indistinctness or obscurity in their views and modes of utterance.
