Nahum 3:1–7
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The Lord Will Judge Nineveh
3How terrible it will be for Nineveh!
It is a city of murderers!
It is full of liars!
It’s filled with stolen goods!
The killing never stops!
2Whips crack!
Wheels clack!
Horses charge!
Chariots rumble!
3Horsemen attack!
Swords flash!
Spears gleam!
Many people die.
Dead bodies pile up.
They can’t even be counted.
People trip over them.
4All of that was caused by the evil longings
of the prostitute Nineveh.
That woman who practiced evil magic
was very beautiful.
She used her sinful charms
to make slaves out of the nations.
She worshiped evil powers
in order to trap others.
5“Nineveh, I am against you,”
announces the Lord who rules over all.
“I will pull your skirts up over your face.
I will show the nations your naked body.
Kingdoms will make fun of your shame.
6I will throw garbage at you.
I will look down on you.
I will make an example out of you.
7All those who see you will run away from you.
They will say, ‘Nineveh is destroyed.
Who will sob over it?’
Where can I find someone
to comfort your people?”
Copyright 1998 International Bible Society