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Isaiah 65:3–4

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3A people gthat provoketh me to anger continually hto my face;

That sacrificeth iin gardens, and burneth incense †upon kaltars of brick;

4lWhich remain among the graves,

And lodge in the monuments,

mWhich eat swine’s flesh,

And ||nbroth of oabominable things is in their vessels;

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Footnotes

  1. hSee Job 1:11.
  2. ich. 1:29. & 66:17. Comp. Lev. 17:5.
  3. †Heb. upon bricks. ch. 9:10.
  4. kComp. Ex. 20:24, 25.
  5. lComp. Deut. 18:11.
  6. mch. 66:17. See 2 Macc. 6:18.
  7. ||Or, pieces.
  8. oEzek. 4:14. So Deut. 14:3. See Lev. 7:18.

Cross references

  1. gDeut. 32:21.
  2. nJudg. 6:19, 20.

In other versions

ESVEnglish Standard Version

a people who provoke me

to my face continually,

sacrificing in gardens

and making offerings on bricks;

who sit in tombs,

and spend the night in secret places;

who eat pig’s flesh,

and broth of tainted meat is in their vessels;

NIVNew International Version (2011)

a people who continually provoke me

to my very face,

offering sacrifices in gardens

and burning incense on altars of brick;

who sit among the graves

and spend their nights keeping secret vigil;

who eat the flesh of pigs,

and whose pots hold broth of impure meat;

CSBChristian Standard Bible

These people continually anger me

to my face,

sacrificing in gardens,

burning incense on bricks,

sitting among the graves,

spending nights in secret places,

eating the meat of pigs,

and putting polluted broth in their bowls.

NLTNew Living Translation

All day long they insult me to my face

by worshiping idols in their sacred gardens.

They burn incense on pagan altars.

At night they go out among the graves,

worshiping the dead.

They eat the flesh of pigs

and make stews with other forbidden foods.

LEBThe Lexham English Bible

the people who provoke me to anger continually to my face,

slaughtering for sacrifices in the garden,

and making smoke offerings on bricks,

who sit in graves

and spend the night in secret places,

who eat the flesh of swine

with a fragment of impurity in their vessels,