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פירוש על ישעיהו 19:17

Rashi on Isaiah

And the land of Judah shall be to Egypt for a dread When those remaining in Egypt from the captivity of Sennacherib hear of his downfall, that he will fall in the land of Judah without any physical warfare, they will know that the Divine Presence is manifest in Israel and that their Savior is mighty, and they will fear and be frightened of the land of Judah.
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Ibn Ezra on Isaiah

לחגא For a terror. Comp. יחגו they reel to and fro (Ps. 107:27). ובמחוגה and with the compass21Root חוג ═ חגג, to move about, to stagger, to fear. (44:13).
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Rashi on Isaiah

a dread Heb. לְחָגָּא, an expression of a breach and fear and fright, similar to (Psalms 107:27): “They were frightened (יָחוֹגוּ) and wander like a drunkard,” similarly (Song 2:14), “In the cracks of (בְּחַגְוֵי) the rock.”
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Ibn Ezra on Isaiah

The land of Jehudah. The glory of God, which is manifested in that land, is meant.
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Rashi on Isaiah

because of the plan of the Lord of Hosts which he planned against him to cause him to fall into the hands of Sennacherib, and Judah will escape from his hand.
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