| Geneva Study Bible Bring forth the blind people that have eyes, and the deaf that have ears. Wesley's Notes 43:8 Bring - O ye idolatrous Gentiles, bring forth your false gods, which have eyes but see not, and ears but hear not. Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 8. Solemn challenge given by God to the nations to argue with Him the question of His superiority to their idols, and His power to deliver Israel (Isa 41:1). blind people-the Gentiles, who also, like Israel (Isa 42:19), are blind (spiritually), though having eyes; that is, natural faculties, whereby they might know God (Ro 1:20, 21) [Lowth]. Or else, the Jews [Vitringa]. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 43:8-13 Idolaters are called to appear in defence of their idols. Those who make them, and trust in them, are like unto them. They have the shape and faculties of men; but they have not common sense. But God's people know the power of his grace, the sweetness of his comforts, the kind care of his providence, and the truth of his promise. All servants of God can give such an account of what he has wrought in them, and done for them, as may lead others to know and believe his power, truth, and love | 
