Nahum 1:1–8
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The ’s Anger against Nineveh
1*This is a message about Nineveh, the account of a vision seen by Nahum, who was from Elkosh.
2*The Lord God tolerates no rivals;
he punishes those who oppose him.
In his anger he pays them back.
3*The Lord does not easily become angry,
but he is powerful
and never lets the guilty go unpunished.
Where the Lord walks, storms arise; the clouds are the dust raised by his feet!
4He commands the sea, and it dries up!
He makes the rivers go dry.
The fields of Bashan wither,
Mount Carmel turns brown,
and the flowers of Lebanon fade.
5Mountains quake in the presence of the Lord;
hills melt before him.
The earth shakes when the Lord appears;
the world and all its people tremble.
6When he is angry, who can survive?
Who can survive his terrible fury?
He pours out his flaming anger;
rocks crumble to dust before him.
7The Lord is good;
he protects his people in times of trouble;
he takes care of those who turn to him.
8Like a great rushing flood he completely destroys his enemies;a
he sends to their death those who oppose him.
Footnotes
- aSome ancient translations his enemies; Hebrew its place.
Cross references
- *1.1–3.19: Is 10:5–34; 14:24–27; Zep 2:13–15
- *1.1–3.19: Is 10:5–34; 14:24–27; Zep 2:13–15
- *1.1–3.19: Is 10:5–34; 14:24–27; Zep 2:13–15
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