Obadiah 8–13
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8On that day,” declaresi Yahweh, “will I not destroy the wise men from Edom, and understanding from the mountain of Esau? 9And your warriors will be shattered, O Teman, so that everyonej from the mountain of Esau will be cut off because of the slaughter!
Edom’s Treachery against Judah
10“Because of the violence done to your brother Jacob, shame will cover you and you will be cut off forever. 11On the day you stood nearby,k on the day strangers tookl his wealth, and foreigners entered his gates and cast lots over Jerusalem, you were also like one of them. 12But you should not have gloatedm over your brother’s day, on the day of his misfortune, and you should not have rejoiced over the peoplen of Judah on the day of their perishing, and you should not have opened your mouth wide on the day of distress. 13You should not have entered the gate of my people on the day of their disaster. You also should not have gloated over his misery on the day of his disaster, and you should not have stretched out your hands to his wealth on the day of his disaster.
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