Isaiah 30:15–22
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15For thus Lord Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel, has said,
“In 1repentance and arest you will be saved,
In bquietness and trust is your might.”
But you were not willing,
16And you said, “No, for we will flee on ahorses,”
Therefore you shall flee!
“And we will ride on swift horses,”
Therefore those who pursue you shall be swift.
17aOne thousand will flee at the threat of one man;
You will flee at the threat of five,
Until you are left as a 1flag on a mountain top
And as a 2standard on a hill.
Yahweh Is Gracious and Just
18Therefore Yahweh awaits with longing to be gracious to you,
And therefore He is on bhigh to have compassion on you.
For Yahweh is a cGod of justice;
How blessed are all those who dwait for Him.
191O people in Zion, ainhabitant in Jerusalem, you will bweep no longer. He will surely be gracious to you at the sound of your cry; when He hears it, He will canswer you.
20The Lord has given you abread of distress and water of oppression; He, your Teacher will no longer bhide Himself, but your eyes will see your Teacher.
21And your ears will hear a word behind you, “1This is the away, walk in it,” whenever you bturn to the right or to the left.
22And you will defile your graven aimages overlaid with your silver, and your molten bimages plated with your gold. You will scatter them as an impure thing and say to 1them, “cBe gone!”
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Cross references
- aPs 116:7; Is 28:12
- bIs 7:4; 32:17
- aIs 2:7; 31:1, 3
- aLev 26:36; Deut 28:25; 32:30; Josh 23:10; Prov 28:1
- aIs 42:14, 16; 48:9; Jon 3:4, 10; 2 Pet 3:9, 15
- bIs 2:11, 17; 33:5
- cIs 5:16; 28:17; 61:8
- dIs 8:17; 25:9; 26:8; 33:2
- aIs 65:9; Ezek 37:25, 28
- bIs 25:8; 60:20; 61:1–3
- cPs 50:15; Is 58:9; 65:24; Matt 7:7–11
- a1 Kin 22:27; Ps 80:5
- bPs 74:9; Amos 8:11
- aPs 25:8, 9; Prov 3:6; Is 35:8, 9; 42:16
- bIs 29:24
- aEx 32:2, 4; Judg 17:3, 4; Is 46:6
- bEx 32:2, 4; Judg 17:3, 4; Is 46:6
- cMatt 4:10
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