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¹ Here is the vision[1] that Isaiah,[2] the son of Amoz, received by divine revelation concerning what was going to happen to Judah and Jerusalem during the times of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah.[3]

² Listen, O heavens! Hear,[4] O earth!

³ Even a dumb ox instinctively knows its owner

⁴ Oh,[11] how this nation keeps sinning!

⁵ Why would you seek to be injured further?

⁶ You are corrupt from the bottom of your feet

⁷ Your country is devastated

⁸ And the daughter of Zion[20] is left as helpless as

⁹ If the Lord of Angel Armies[22] had not left us survivors,

¹⁰ Hear the word of Yahweh:[24]

¹¹ And Yahweh keeps saying:

¹² When you come before my face,

¹³ Stop bringing your meaningless offerings.[27]

¹⁴ With all my soul[29] I hate

¹⁵ When you stretch out your hands to pray,

¹⁶ Wash yourselves and make yourselves clean.

¹⁷ Learn what it means to do what is good

¹⁸ Come now and let’s deliberate over the next steps to take together.”[35]

¹⁹ If you have a willing heart to let me help you,

²⁰ But if you are stubborn and refuse to obey,

²¹ Look how the once faithful city

²² She was once like sterling silver, now only mixture;

²³ Your rulers are rebellious and companions of crooks.

²⁴ Therefore, here is what the Sovereign One,

²⁵ I will put my fiery hand upon you

²⁶ “I will restore deliverers as in former times

²⁷ Yes, Zion will be redeemed with justice

²⁸ There will be a shattering of rebels and sinners together,

²⁹ You will reap shame from the idols you once delighted in

³⁰ You will be like an oak tree with faded, fallen leaves

³¹ The “powerful elite” will become like kindling

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1	Here is the vision[1] that Isaiah,[2] the son of Amoz, received by divine revelation concerning what was going to happen to Judah and Jerusalem during the times of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah.[3]
2	Listen, O heavens! Hear,[4] O earth!
3	Even a dumb ox instinctively knows its owner
4	Oh,[11] how this nation keeps sinning!
5	Why would you seek to be injured further?
6	You are corrupt from the bottom of your feet
7	Your country is devastated
8	And the daughter of Zion[20] is left as helpless as
9	If the Lord of Angel Armies[22] had not left us survivors,
10	Hear the word of Yahweh:[24]
11	And Yahweh keeps saying:
12	When you come before my face,
13	Stop bringing your meaningless offerings.[27]
14	With all my soul[29] I hate
15	When you stretch out your hands to pray,
16	Wash yourselves and make yourselves clean.
17	Learn what it means to do what is good
18	Come now and let’s deliberate over the next steps to take together.”[35]
19	If you have a willing heart to let me help you,
20	But if you are stubborn and refuse to obey,
21	Look how the once faithful city
22	She was once like sterling silver, now only mixture;
23	Your rulers are rebellious and companions of crooks.
24	Therefore, here is what the Sovereign One,
25	I will put my fiery hand upon you
26	“I will restore deliverers as in former times
27	Yes, Zion will be redeemed with justice
28	There will be a shattering of rebels and sinners together,
29	You will reap shame from the idols you once delighted in
30	You will be like an oak tree with faded, fallen leaves
31	The “powerful elite” will become like kindling

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