이사야 2:2의 주석

At the end of the days after the rebels perish.

This will take place, as the prophet says, In the last of the days. That is, in the days of Messiah, which are the last of the days of the world.²By The last of the days of the world Ibn Ezra points to the furthermost period of time, the period of the highest degree of perfection and salvation, which will undergo no fresh change, nor suffer any relapse into former imperfections. Such a period, Ibn Ezra says, has not yet come, because war has not yet ceased. Those days have not yet come; for since the days of Isaiah there has never been a period free from war. We learn from Josephus, and the literature of the Persians and Medes,³Another reading for ומרי is רומי and Romans. that during the whole time of the second temple in Jerusalem war had never ceased. Moreover,⁴The meaning is, Even if the records here referred to were not trust-worthy, and if for a certain period war had really ceased, it has been resumed again; while the period of Messiah requires ‘ that war should not be learnt any more.’ the prophet distinctly declares, Neither shall they learn war any more.

firmly established fixed.