“But you!
Israel!
My servant! Jacob!
I have chosen you!
The offspring of Abraham!
My friend!
I took you
From the ends of the earth.
I called you
From its farthest corners.
I said to you.
‘You are my servant.
I have chosen you.
I have not cast you off.
Do not fear!
I am with you!
Do not be afraid!
I am your God!
I will strengthen you!
I will help you!
I will uphold you
With my victorious right hand!’”
God will protect his servants, a theme that comes up over and over again. Second Isaiah used both terms ‘Israel’ and ‘Jacob’ to refer to the offspring of his friend Abraham, but there is little mention of Moses here. God uses the first person singular “I” when he says that he called them from the ends of the earth and all its corners. They were to be his chosen servants, since he would not cast them off. They should not be afraid or fear anything. God is with them to strengthen them, to help them, and to uphold them with his victorious right hand.
Eugene Finnegan Bible Project 
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