What does Isaias Chapter 4 say, and which statements belong to its speaker?

Isaias 4 continues the day-image with seven women taking one man and saying they will supply their own bread and apparel, asking his name to remove reproach. The text does not specify lawful-wife status, widowhood, childlessness or a waiver of legal support rights.

The bud of the Lord is to have magnificence and glory, earth's fruit high and great joy for Israel's escapees. A separate edition note identifies the bud as Christ. Those left in Sion and remaining Jerusalem are called holy, each written in life there. The washing clause retains its conditional wording: if the Lord washes Sion's daughters' filth and Jerusalem's blood through judgment and burning spirits. This is not rewritten as an already completed event.

The Lord promises creation over every place of Sion and where invoked: cloud by day, smoke and brightness of flaming fire at night, protection over glory, and tabernacle shade from daytime heat, security and cover from whirlwind and rain. Exodus resemblance can be considered as interpretation; the local words do not identify an Exodus pillar or describe an impenetrable, invincible, everlasting canopy against every earthly threat.