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Isaiah 47:10–15

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10And you felt secure in your wickedness;

you said, “No oneh seesi me.”

Your wisdom and your knowledge led you astray,

and you said in your heart, “I am, and besides me there is no one.”

11And evil shall come upon you, you will not know;

it will be on the lookout for her.

And disaster shall fall upon you; you will not be able to avertj it.

And ruin shall come on you suddenly; you do not know.

12Stand, now, in your enchantments,

and in your many sorceries with which you have labored from your youth.

Perhaps you may be able to benefit;

perhaps you may scare away.k

13You struggle with your many consultations;l

let them stand, now, and save you—

those who see the stars, divide the celestial sphere,m

who inform by new moons—

from those things that are coming upon you.

14Look! They are like stubble;

the fire burns them completely.

They cannot deliver themselvesn from the powero of the flame;

there is no coal for warming oneself,p

no fire before which to sit.

15So are to you those with whom you have labored,

your traders from your youth.

They wander, each to his side;

there is no one who can save you.

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Footnotes

  1. hLiterally “none”
  2. iOr “is seeing”
  3. jLiterally “make amends”
  4. kLiterally “terrify”
  5. lOr “advice”
  6. mLiterally “heavens,” that is, for astrology
  7. nLiterally “their lives”
  8. oLiterally “hand”
  9. pLiterally “to grow warm”