Comentario sobre Isaías 54:6

who was rejected When she is rejected at times that her husband is a little wroth with her.

As a woman forsaken, etc. The reproach of Israel’s widowhood, the scorn heaped upon the Israelites by other nations, for not having a king of their own, having been mentioned before (ver. 4), the prophet continues in the name of God: Israel has been, it is true, like a woman that is forsaken, and has grieved at the absence of her husband, but her husband is yet alive, etc.; comp. thy Maker is thy husband, etc., (ver. 5)—עצובת grieved is an adjective, not a participle, which it resembles in form—the text continues therefore, the Lord hath called thee.¹⁴The Lord hath called thee to come unto Him, as the husband calls his wife, after having left her for a short time. ואשת נעורים כי תמאס And like a wife of youth, when she is refused,¹⁵A. V., When thou wast refused. thou hast been.