ישעיהו נג:ט פירוש: רש״י ואבן עזרא

Rashi on Isaiah

And he gave his grave to the wicked He subjected himself to be buried according to anything the wicked of the heathens (nations [mss., K’li Paz]) would decree upon him, for they would penalize him with death and the burial of donkeys in the intestines of the dogs.
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Ibn Ezra on Isaiah

Some refer this verse to those Israelites that die in exile; others derive במתיו from במה high place; comp. במתימו their high places (Deut. 33:29), and refer it to the building erected over the grave; so that קברו═במתיו his tomb.
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Rashi on Isaiah

to the wicked According to the will of the wicked, he was willing to be buried, and he would not deny the living God.
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