Isaiah 1:28

“And the destruction of the transgressors and of the sinners [shall be] together, &c.] Of the beast and false prophet, of the followers of antichrist, the man of sin, who are transgressors of the law of God, and sinners against the Lord; the destruction of these, or the breaking of them into shivers, as the wordf38 signifies, (see <660227>Revelation 2:27) will be at the time of Zion’s redemption, and make a part of it; and it shall be all at once and together; these sinners will be all together consumed out of the earth, and these wicked antichristian ones will be no more in it, (<19A435>Psalm 104:35 <661808> Revelation 18:8) and they that forsake the Lord; his word, his worship and…”

“destruction--literally, "breaking into shivers" (Rev 2:27). The prophets hasten forward to the final extinction of the ungodly (Psa 37:20; Rev 19:20; Rev 20:15); of which antecedent judgments are types.”

“And the destruction - Hebrew שׁבר sheber - the breaking, or crushing, that is, the punishment which was about to come upon them; compare Lamentations 2:11; Lamentations 3:47; Proverbs 16:18. Of the transgressors - “Revolters,” or those that rebel against God. And of the sinners - Of all the sinners in the nation, of all kinds and degrees. Together - At the same time with the redemption of Zion. Shall be consumed - יכלוּ yı̂kelû, from כלה kâlâh, to be completed, or finished; to be consumed, wasted away; to vanish, or disappear. It denotes complete and entire extinction; or the completing of anything. It is applied to a cloud of smoke, that entirely dissolves and disappears: As the cloud is…”

“the destruction: Heb. the breaking, Job 31:3; Psa 1:6, Psa 5:6, Psa 37:38, Psa 73:27, Psa 92:9, Psa 104:35, Psa 125:5; Pro 29:1; Luk 12:45, Luk 12:46; Th1 5:3; Th2 1:8, Th2 1:9; Pe2 3:7; Rev 21:8 they that: Isa 30:13, Isa 50:11, Isa 65:11; Sa1 12:25; Kg1 9:6-9; Ch1 28:9; Zep 1:4-6 Isaiah 1:29”

“"And breaking up of the rebellious and sinners together; and those who forsake Jehovah will perish." The judicial side of the approaching act of redemption is here expressed in a way that all can understand. The exclamatory substantive clause in the first half of the v. is explained by a declaratory verbal clause in the second. The "rebellious" were those who had both inwardly and outwardly broken away from Jehovah; "sinners," those who were living in open sins; and "those who forsake Jehovah," such as had become estranged from God in either of these ways. Isaiah 1:29”