이사야 45:2의 주석

and I will straighten out crooked paths Heb. וַהֲדוּרִים אֲיַשֵּׁר. Jonathan renders: I will level the walls. Comp. (Shab. 77b) “the surrounding area (הדר הדרנא),” since the wall surrounds the city. The word may also be explained as: I will straighten out crooked paths before him.

I. The support of God or the heavenly prince of Persia is to be understood;¹This remark of I. E. is intended to smooth the anthropological expression I (God) will go before thee. Two explanations are given; the first substitutes for I the expression my support; the second assigns these words to the angel, the messenger of God, who speaks of God sometimes in the first, sometimes in the third person. Comp. c. xvi. Note 7. comp. Dan. 10:20.

והדורים The crooked places. It is the opposite of ישר straight. Some derive it from הדר glory;²According to this derivation the mountains are called הדורים the glorious, majestic part of the earth, because of their rising above the rest of the surface of the earth.—הרר of the Hebrew text is a corruption of הדר. it means mountains, and is as to its form either adjective or participle passive.³By this remark I. E. means to say, that strictly speaking, we have to supply here the noun, to which הדורים is an attribute.

דלתות The doors⁴A, V., The gates. that are in the gates of the city.