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Isaiah 7:16–25

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16For before the boy knows to reject the evil and to choose the good, the land whose two kings you dread will be abandoned.h

That Day

17“Yahweh will bring on you and on your people and on the house of your ancestori days that have not come since the day Ephraim departed from Judah: the king of Assyria.” 18And this shall happen: On that day, Yahweh will whistle for the fly that is at the end of the stream of Egypt and the bee that is in the land of Assyria. 19And all of them will come and settle in the rivers of the cliffs and in the clefts of the rocks and on all of the thornbushes and watering places. 20On that day, the Lord will shave the head and the hair of the feet with a razor of the one hired from beyond the river—with the king of Assyria—and it will even take off the beard. 21And this shall happen: on that day, a young man will keep a young cow of the herd and two sheep alive. 22And this shall happen: because of the abundance of milk production, he will eat curds, for every one that is left in the midst of the land will eat curds and honey. 23And this shall happen on that day: Every place where there are a thousand vinesj for a thousand silver pieces will become briers,k and it will be thornbushes.l 24One will go there with arrows and bow, for all of the land will be briersm and thornbushes.n 25And as for all of the hills that they hoed with the hoe, you will not go there, for fear of brierso and thornbushes.p And it will become like pastureland for cattle and overtrodden land for sheep.

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Footnotes

  1. hLiterally “the land which you dread will be abandoned because of the face of her two kings”
  2. iOr “father”
  3. jHebrew “vine”
  4. kHebrew “brier”
  5. lHebrew “thornbush”
  6. mHebrew “brier”
  7. nHebrew “thornbush”
  8. oHebrew “brier”
  9. pHebrew “thornbush”