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¹ This is what Yahweh says:

² You travel down to Egypt to find help

³ Therefore, Pharaoh’s protection will become your shame,

⁴ Though your officials arrive at Zoan

⁵ all will be put to shame because of such unreliable people.

⁶ This is a prophecy of the desert animals:

⁷ Egypt’s help is utterly worthless;

⁸ God told me to write down in a book

⁹ For they are stubborn rebels, children always telling lies,

¹⁰ They say to the seers:

¹¹ Leave this narrow way; turn aside from this harsh path.

¹² Therefore, this is what the Holy One of Israel has to say:

¹³ your own sin will become like a high, bulging wall

¹⁴ It will break into pieces like shattered pottery,

¹⁵ Lord Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel, says:

¹⁶ And though you boast, ‘No! We will flee on horses,’

¹⁷ A thousand will flee at the threat of one,[5]

¹⁸ For this reason the Lord is still waiting[6] to show his favor to you

¹⁹ Yes, the people of Zion who live in Jerusalem

²⁰ Even though the Lord may allow you

²¹ When you turn to the right or turn to the left,

²² Then you will see your idols as they are—unclean!

²³ Then God will supply you with abundant rain

²⁴ Even your oxen and donkeys that work the soil

²⁵ On the day of great slaughter,

²⁶ Moonlight will shine as bright as sunlight,

²⁷ Look! Here comes Yahweh with his mighty power and glory![13]

²⁸ His breath is as overwhelming as a flooding river

²⁹ But you will have a joyous song throughout the night,

³⁰ And Yahweh will cause everyone

³¹ And when his rod strikes the Assyrians,

³² Every stroke of Yahweh’s punishing rod[17]

³³ From long ago, the king’s fiery burial place has been prepared,

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1	This is what Yahweh says:
2	You travel down to Egypt to find help
3	Therefore, Pharaoh’s protection will become your shame,
4	Though your officials arrive at Zoan
5	all will be put to shame because of such unreliable people.
6	This is a prophecy of the desert animals:
7	Egypt’s help is utterly worthless;
8	God told me to write down in a book
9	For they are stubborn rebels, children always telling lies,
10	They say to the seers:
11	Leave this narrow way; turn aside from this harsh path.
12	Therefore, this is what the Holy One of Israel has to say:
13	your own sin will become like a high, bulging wall
14	It will break into pieces like shattered pottery,
15	Lord Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel, says:
16	And though you boast, ‘No! We will flee on horses,’
17	A thousand will flee at the threat of one,[5]
18	For this reason the Lord is still waiting[6] to show his favor to you
19	Yes, the people of Zion who live in Jerusalem
20	Even though the Lord may allow you
21	When you turn to the right or turn to the left,
22	Then you will see your idols as they are—unclean!
23	Then God will supply you with abundant rain
24	Even your oxen and donkeys that work the soil
25	On the day of great slaughter,
26	Moonlight will shine as bright as sunlight,
27	Look! Here comes Yahweh with his mighty power and glory![13]
28	His breath is as overwhelming as a flooding river
29	But you will have a joyous song throughout the night,
30	And Yahweh will cause everyone
31	And when his rod strikes the Assyrians,
32	Every stroke of Yahweh’s punishing rod[17]
33	From long ago, the king’s fiery burial place has been prepared,

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