1)

Why should you lift your eyes?

1.

Malbim: Refer to 51:6:2:6.

2)

What is the meaning of "Shamayim k'Ashan Nimlachu"?

1.

Rashi #1: The officers of the legions of Nochrim in Shamayim will wither. This is like "Sechavos u'Vloyei Melachim" (Yirmeyah 38:11) - a destroyed garment.

2.

Rashi #2: [Sarei Nochrim in Shamayim] were perturbed. This is like Melachei ha'Yam - they perturb the water via oars used to conduct the ship. The same applies to "Memulach Tahor Kodesh" (Shemos 30:35).

3.

Rashi #3: This literally refers to Shamayim [and Eretz]. See that they are strong and healthy - even so, they will wear out 1 . My virtue and salvation are forever - they are stronger than Shamayim va'Aretz!

4.

Radak citing his father: This is an exaggeration. I would sooner destroy the world than nullify My salvation and Tzedakah. Just like Shamayim and Eretz endure, so My salvation will endure. So Yirmeyah said (31:35) "Im Yamushu ha'Chukim ha'Eleh


1

Radak: If the land will perish, how will His salvation and Tzedakah be forever?

2

This is according to Kli Paz' text of Radak. (PF)

3)

Will the land wear out?!

1.

Rashi: Rulers of the land will wear out.

2.

Refer to 51:6:2:3-7.

4)

Who are "Yosheveha"?

1.

Rashi: The other residents of the land (not the rulers).

5)

For whom is "Yeshu'asi"?

1.

Rashi: It is for My nation.

6)

What do we learn from "vi'Yeshu'asi l'Olam Tihyeh"?

1.

R. Yonah (Mishlei 3:26): An aspect of Bitachon is knowing that everything is in Shamayim's hands. He can save from any affliction, instantly. One should hope to him even if a sword is on his neck. He can change nature and switch Mazalos - "Ein la'Shem Matzor Lehoshi'a b'Rav Oh vi'M'at" (Shmuel I, 14:6).

7)

What is the meaning of "v'Tzidkasi Lo Sechas"?

1.

Malbim: The Tzedakah with which I bring the salvation, it does not fear this great destruction (refer to 51:6:2:6), for Tzedakah does not consider the deeds and merits of the recipients. It is pure Chesed

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