Isaiah 64
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64If only you would tear the heavens open
and come down,g
so that mountains would quake at your presenceh—
2just as fire kindles brushwood,
and fire boils water—
to make your name known to your enemies,
so that nations would tremble at your presence!
3When you did awesome worksi
that we did not expect,
you came down,j
and the mountains quaked at your presence.
4From ancient times no one has heard,
no one has listened to,
no eye has seen any God except you
who acts on behalf of the one who waits for him.k
5You welcome the one who joyfully does what is right;
they remember you in your ways.
But we have sinned, and you were angry.
How can we be saved if we remain in our sins?D
6All of us have become like something unclean,
and all our righteous acts are like a pollutedE garment;l
all of us wither like a leaf,m
and our iniquitiesn carry us away like the wind.
7No one calls on your name,
striving to take hold of you.
For you have hidden your face from uso
and made us melt because ofFG our iniquity.
8Yet Lord, you are our Father;p
we are the clay, and you are our potter;
we all are the work of your hands.q
9Lord, do not be terribly angry
or remember our iniquity forever.r
Please look—all of us are your people!
10Your holy cities have become a wilderness;
Zion has become a wilderness,
Jerusalem a desolation.s
11Our holy and beautiful temple,
where our ancestors praised you,
has been burned down,
and all that was dear to us lies in ruins.t
12Lord, after all this, will you restrain yourself?
Will you keep silent and afflict us severely?a
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Cross references
- gEx 19:18; Ps 18:9; 144:5
- hJdg 5:5; Ps 68:8; Nah 1:5
- iDt 10:21; 2Sm 7:23; Ps 65:5
- jMc 1:3–4; Hab 3:13
- k1Co 2:9
- lIs 61:10; Php 3:7–9
- mPs 90:5–6; Is 1:30
- nIs 13:11
- oIs 54:8
- pIs 63:16
- qIs 29:16; 45:9; Rm 9:20–21; Jr 18:2–6
- rIs 43:25; 57:17; Mc 7:18
- sIs 62:4
- t2Kg 25:9; Ps 74:5–7; Is 63:18; Mt 23:38
- aIs 42:14
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