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Isaiah 5:25–30

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25Therefore Yahweh’s wrath was kindleda against his people,

and he stretched out his hand against themb and struck them,c

and the mountains quaked,

and their corpsesd were like refuse in the middle of the streets.

Yahweh’s Outstretched Hand

In all of this his anger has not turned back,

and still his hand is stretched out.

26And he will raise a signal for a natione from afar,

and he will whistle for it from the end of the earth.

And look! It comes quickly, swiftly!

27None is weary,

and none among him stumbles;

none slumbers and none sleeps.

And no loincloth on his waist is opened,

and no thong of his sandals is drawn away.

28Whose arrows are sharp,

and all of his bows are bent.

The hoofs of his horses are reckoned like flint,

and his wheels like the storm wind.

29His roaring is like the lion,

and he roars like young lions.

And he growls and seizes his prey,

and he carries it off,

and not one can rescue it.

30And he will roar over him on that day

like the roaring of the sea,

and if one looks to the land, look! Darkness! Distress!

And the light grows dark with itsf clouds.

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Footnotes

  1. aLiterally “the anger of Yahweh became hot”
  2. bHebrew “it”
  3. cHebrew “it”
  4. dHebrew “corpse”
  5. eThe Hebrew is plural, but the following verses refer to the nation as singular
  6. fPresumably the land’s