by Isaiah] Heb. by the hand of Isaiah, as chap. 37. 24. Malachi 1:1. loose] Heb. open. Psalms 30:11. the sackcloth from off thy loines] Not a mourning weed here: but such a coarse upper-garment, as the Prophets usually did weare, 2 Kings 1:8. Zechariah 13:4. Matthew 3:4. naked and bare foot] Not starke naked, but in his coat, or inner garment; without his upper garments, cloak, gown, or mantle. 1 Samuel 19:24. chap. 32. 11. Micah 1:8. Acts 19:16. John 21:7. stript, as a prisoner, or captive. three yeers for a sign and wonder] Or, for a three yeers sign and wonder, &c. not that the Prophet walked so three yeers: (it may be but three dayes, as Ezek. 4. 4, -6.) but to signifie, that those two countries should at three yeers end, or within the space of three yeers, be over-run by the enemie, as chap. 16. 14.