Isaiah 4
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4And seven women shall grasp at one man on that day, saying,
“We will eat our own bread,
and we will wear our own clothing;
only let us be called by your name!a
Take away our disgrace!”
The Glory of the Branch of Yahweh
2On that day the branch of Yahweh shall become beautiful and glorious,
and the fruit of the land shall become the pride and glory of the survivorsb of Israel.
3And this shall happen: He who is left in Zion
and he who remains in Jerusalem will be called holy,
everyone written for life in Jerusalem,
4when the Lord has washed away the filth of the daughters of Zion
and cleansed the blood of Jerusalem from her midst
by a spirit of judgment
and by a spirit of burning.
5Then Yahweh will create over all of the sitec of Mount Ziond
and over her assembly a cloud by day
and smoke and the brightness of flaming fire by night.
Indeed, over all the glory there will be a canopy,
6and it will be a shelter for shade from the heat by day,
and a refuge and a hiding place from rainstorm and from rain.
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