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¹ The Lord Yahweh will most certainly

² Nations will take them back to their own place,[4]

³ In that day, when the Lord Yahweh has given you rest from your pain, trouble, and cruel bondage,[9]

⁴ you will jeer at the king of Babylon and recite this proverb:[10]

⁵ The Lord Yahweh has shattered the staff of the wicked,

⁶ With their unceasing blows they used it cruelly

⁷ But now the whole earth rests and is at peace.

⁸ even the cypresses and cedars of Lebanon[14] join in,

⁹ The underworld[15] is all astir in preparation,

¹⁰ One and all will say to you:

¹¹ Your pompous pride brought you down to the underworld

¹² “Look how you have fallen from your heavenly place,

¹³ You said in your heart,

¹⁴ I will rise past the tops of the clouds

¹⁵ Yet down to the underworld you go—

¹⁶ Everyone will stare at you and ponder your fate,[24] saying,

¹⁷ Is this the man who made the world a desert

¹⁸ Every king at death lies in state,

¹⁹ but you are an unburied, trampled corpse,

²⁰ You will not have a burial like them,

²¹ Prepare to execute his sons because of the sins of their father.[25]

²² “I will rise up against them,”

²³ “I will turn it into a swampland and a place for wild animals.[26]

²⁴ The Lord Yahweh, Commander of Angel Armies,

²⁵ I will crush the Assyrians who invade my land.

²⁶ This is the plan that I have determined for the entire world.

²⁷ For the Lord Yahweh, the Commander of Angel Armies,

²⁸ This prophecy came to Isaiah in the year King Ahaz died:[30]

²⁹ A snake[33] will sprout from the root of that serpent,

³⁰ And through him the poorest of the poor will find pasture[36]

³¹ Wail, O gate! Cry out, O city! Melt with fear, Philistia!

³² And what will be the answer of the messengers of the nations?

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1	The Lord Yahweh will most certainly
2	Nations will take them back to their own place,[4]
3	In that day, when the Lord Yahweh has given you rest from your pain, trouble, and cruel bondage,[9]
4	you will jeer at the king of Babylon and recite this proverb:[10]
5	The Lord Yahweh has shattered the staff of the wicked,
6	With their unceasing blows they used it cruelly
7	But now the whole earth rests and is at peace.
8	even the cypresses and cedars of Lebanon[14] join in,
9	The underworld[15] is all astir in preparation,
10	One and all will say to you:
11	Your pompous pride brought you down to the underworld
12	“Look how you have fallen from your heavenly place,
13	You said in your heart,
14	I will rise past the tops of the clouds
15	Yet down to the underworld you go—
16	Everyone will stare at you and ponder your fate,[24] saying,
17	Is this the man who made the world a desert
18	Every king at death lies in state,
19	but you are an unburied, trampled corpse,
20	You will not have a burial like them,
21	Prepare to execute his sons because of the sins of their father.[25]
22	“I will rise up against them,”
23	“I will turn it into a swampland and a place for wild animals.[26]
24	The Lord Yahweh, Commander of Angel Armies,
25	I will crush the Assyrians who invade my land.
26	This is the plan that I have determined for the entire world.
27	For the Lord Yahweh, the Commander of Angel Armies,
28	This prophecy came to Isaiah in the year King Ahaz died:[30]
29	A snake[33] will sprout from the root of that serpent,
30	And through him the poorest of the poor will find pasture[36]
31	Wail, O gate! Cry out, O city! Melt with fear, Philistia!
32	And what will be the answer of the messengers of the nations?

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