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Isaiah 29:17–24

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Blessing after Punishment

17In a very little whiles shall not Lebanon change into a fruitful land,

and the fruitful land be regarded as a forest?

18And on that day, the deaf shall hear the words of a scroll,

and the eyes of the blind shall see out of gloom and darkness.

19And the meek have joy after joyt in Yahweh,

and the needy of the people shall rejoice in the holy one of Israel.

20For the tyrant shall be no more,

and the scoffer shall come to an end.

And all those lying in wait for evil shall be cut off;

21those who mislead a person into sin with a word

and set a trap for the arbitratoru in the gate

and guide away the righteous by emptiness.

22Therefore Yahweh, who redeemed Abraham, says this to the house of Jacob:

“Jacob will no longer be ashamed,

and his face will no longer grow pale.

23For when he sees his children,

the work of my hands, in his midst,

they will treat my name as holy,

and they will treat the holy one of Jacob as holy,

and they will stand in awe of the God of Israel.

24And those who err in spirit will acquirev understanding,

and those who grumble will learn instruction.

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Footnotes

  1. sLiterally “Not still a trifling of time”
  2. tLiterally “shall add joy”
  3. uLiterally “one who argues”
  4. vLiterally “know”